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/ɡruːv/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A long, narrow cut or indentation in a surface.
The vinyl record has a groove that allows the needle to track the music.
A distinctive or characteristic rhythm or style in music or dance.
The band's new song has a great groove that makes you want to dance.
A state of smoothness or flow in performance, especially in creative or productive contexts.
After a few weeks of rehearsals, the dancers finally found their groove.
verb
To create a groove in a surface.
The carpenter used a router to groove the edges of the tabletop.
To perform in a rhythmic and enjoyable manner, especially in music.
The drummer really grooves with the bass player during their performance.
Etymology
Middle English, from Old French 'groove' or 'gruve'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
get in the groove
To become comfortable or efficient in a routine.
stay in the groove
To maintain a steady performance or rhythm.
find one's groove
To discover a personal style or rhythm.
Related Words
indentation
A shape or area that is lower than the surrounding surface.
rut
A long deep track made by the repeated passage of the wheels of vehicles.
Slang Meanings
To be in a good state of flow especially in work or activities.
I'm totally grooving on this project!
To enjoy music deeply, especially while dancing.
They were grooving to the beats all night.