grooving
/ˈɡruːvɪŋ/
adjective
- Having a rhythmic, flowing, and enjoyable quality, especially in music or dance.
- The grooving bass line made everyone want to get up and dance.
- The song has a grooving rhythm that is perfect for a summer party.
- They played a grooving tune that filled the room with energy.
noun
- The act of cutting or making a groove (a long, narrow channel or indentation) in a surface.
- The machine is used for grooving metal sheets to make them easier to bend.
- The carpenter spent the afternoon grooving the edges of the wooden panels.
- Grooving the pavement helps water drain off the road during rain.
- A rhythmic, enjoyable movement or activity, especially dancing or playing music in a relaxed, flowing way.
- She was grooving in her seat as she listened to her favorite song.
- Everyone at the party was grooving to the beat of the drums.
- The band kept grooving through the whole set without stopping.