groove /groov/

1. A furrow, or long hollow, usu one cut with a tool
2. The track cut into the surface of a record, along which the needle of the record player moves
3. A set routine
4. Repeated musical rhythms used in creating dance music
5. A joyful mood, excellent form (old sl)
6. A pleasurable or groovy experience (slang)

To make or cut a groove or furrow in

1. To experience great pleasure (old sl)
2. To be groovy (old sl)
3. To listen or dance to pop or jazz music (informal)

grooved adjective

groovˈer noun

groovˈily adverb

groovˈiness noun

groovˈy adjective

1. In top form, or in perfect condition, up-to-date in style, or generally, pleasant or delightful (old sl)
2. Following a set routine (as though set in grooves) (old informal)
3. Passé, old-fashioned (slang)

in the groove (old sl)

1. In excellent form
2. Up-to-date, fashionable

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