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Word: Groovy

Part of Speech: Adjective

Basic Meaning: "Groovy" is an informal word that means something is very good, stylish, or exciting. It is often used to describe clothes, music, or experiences that are fun and fashionable.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "groovy" to express that you think something is cool or impressive.
• It’s mostly used in informal conversations, particularly in British English.

Examples:

1. Fashion: "Those shoes are so groovy! I love the colors."
2. Experience: "We had a groovy time at the concert last night!"
3. General: "Your new haircut is really groovy!"

Advanced Usage:

• "Groovy" can also refer to a positive vibe or atmosphere. For example, "The café has a groovy ambiance that makes it a great place to relax."

Word Variants:

• Grooviness (noun): The quality of being groovy. Example: "The grooviness of the party was unmatched."
• Groove (verb): To enjoy or to be in a rhythm. Example: "Let's groove to this music!"

Different Meanings:

• In music and dance, "groovy" can also refer to something that has a good rhythm or beat. For example, "This song has a groovy rhythm that makes you want to dance."

Synonyms:

• Cool
• Stylish
• Chic (more formal)
• Fantastic
• Awesome

Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

• There aren't specific idioms or phrasal verbs that include "groovy," but you might hear phrases like "get into the groove," which means to find a rhythm or become comfortable with something.

Summary:

"Groovy" is a fun word that describes something stylish or enjoyable. You can use it in casual conversations when talking about clothes, music, or experiences that you find impressive or exciting.

Academic

Adjective

1. (British informal) very chic
   • groovy clothes
2. very good
   • he did a bully job
   • a neat sports car
   • had a great time at the party
   • you look simply smashing

Synonyms

• swagger