grooved
/ɡruvd/
adjective
- Having a long, narrow cut or channel in the surface.
- The old record had a grooved surface that the needle followed.
- The grooved pavement helps water drain off the road during storms.
- She bought a grooved cutting board that catches juices from the meat.
Antonyms
verb
- Past tense and past participle of groove: cut or formed a long, narrow channel in a surface.
- The carpenter grooved the board to fit the tongue of the next piece.
- He grooved the handle of the tool to make it easier to grip.
- The artist grooved the clay with a wire tool before firing it in the kiln.
- Past tense and past participle of groove: enjoyed oneself by moving rhythmically to music.
- They grooved to the jazz band until late in the night.
- She grooved along with the pop song while waiting for the bus.
- The crowd grooved to the beat of the drums at the parade.