IPA: //ˈɡroʊvi//
KK: /groʊvi/
Relating to or resembling a small wood or grove; often used to describe a place that is shady and pleasant like a grove.
The grovy area was perfect for a picnic under the trees.
The word 'grovy' originates from the slang term 'groovy', which emerged in the 1960s in American English, meaning fashionable or excellent. It is derived from the word 'groove', which refers to a long, narrow cut or indentation, and metaphorically suggests being in a good rhythm or state of mind.
Think of the word 'groove' as being in a good rhythm or flow, which helps you remember that 'grovy' means something is fashionable or excellent.