Definition

To enjoy oneself or to react in a harmonious way, often in response to music or a pleasurable experience.

Example

They were grooving to the rhythm of the band at the concert.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I love how this song makes me groove in my seat.

Right? It has such a good rhythm!

Exactly, I just can't help but move when I hear it.

Same here! Music really brings out the best vibes.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A long, narrow channel or furrow, often used to describe a track or a routine that someone enjoys or is comfortable with.

Example

After a few weeks, she finally found her groove at work and felt more productive.

Conversation

I really found my groove while playing guitar with the band.

That's awesome! It must feel great to be in the zone like that.

Yeah, it's like everything just clicks and flows perfectly.

Definition

To make a long, narrow cut or indentation in a surface.

Example

The carpenter decided to groove the wood to create a better fit for the joint.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see how he grooved that pitch right down the middle?

Yeah, it was a perfect setup for the hitter!

I wonder if he did that on purpose to challenge him.

Root Explanation

Groove originates from Middle Dutch 'groeve', meaning a hollow or a channel. It refers to a long, narrow cut or indentation in a surface.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'hollow' or 'channel' in a surface when you picture a groove, as it represents that indentation.

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