Food Groove

The act of dancing, swaying, shaking or any other movement considered dancing. This happens when you receive your food or when you’ve taken a bite of food.

Action-food grooving

This steak is so good it makes me do a food groove.

by Wags03 March 13, 2022

Groove Abbott

Someone who is a minimalist musician, not in the sense of the style he produces, but in the amount of work he shows to the public. Groove Abbotts are usually very precise and perfectionists in their work, thus it is not unusual to find only one music produced and released by them after 10 years-or-so of career. They are also gurus of electronic music production, usually having worked with every DAW available in the market, and possibly testing betas of DAWs that will only be released years ahead. They are pretty much godlike.

Someone - "Hey do you know how to produce in Reason?"
Groove Abbott - "I know how to produce. Period."

by jámes óldan March 20, 2011

In the groove

acting assuredly or competently on a regular basis.

The star athlete was finally in the groove, scoring three touchdowns in a row.

by Arminkshipper July 06, 2024

Groove Tube

a bong, the grooviest of groovy mechanisms.

pass me the groove tube dude

by Eyezig August 24, 2008

Groove Shaming

Disapproving of or shaming people for going out to party. Mainly because of the lack of money to join them or for simply being socially awkward.

Groove shaming is so weird. You want to be congratulated for not going out?

by Nagana Fela October 18, 2021

Groove

(in relation to other sports) kick or toss the ball successfully; easily and stylishly score a goal.

The winning field goal was grooved by the San Diego kicker.

by Arminkshipper July 06, 2024

Groove

Jazz or popular music, particularly that with a strong beat, is great for dancing to or listening to.

Motown was playing as they grooved.

by Arminkshipper July 06, 2024