boogy
/ˈbʊɡi/
noun
- A style of dance or music associated with energetic movement, often related to boogie-woogie or disco.
- The dance floor was packed with people doing the boogy.
- The band played a classic boogy that got everyone moving.
- He learned the boogy from watching old music videos.
verb
- To dance energetically, especially to pop or rock music.
- The crowd began to boogy as the band played a fast number.
- At the party, everyone started to boogy when the DJ played a hit song.
- She loves to boogy in her room when no one is watching.
- To move quickly or leave in a hurry.
- We need to boogy if we want to catch the bus.
- He told his friends it was time to boogy out of there.
- When the rain started, we decided to boogy home.