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/droovs/

noun
1. Dance moves which mimic famous singer-songwriter Drake's unusual and intentionally unnatural style of dancing.

verb, droove
2. To engage in unusual or unnatural dance moves in a fashion similar to famouse singer-songwriter Drake.

etymology
A portmanteau of "Drake" and "moves", developed in August 2015 to describe the awkward dance moves used by rapper Drake in his recently released Hotline Bling music video
noun
1. Did you see his drooves on the dance floor last night?

verb
2. He said he was going to the dance floor to droove.
Drooves by Elite Dockhand November 3, 2019
Urban Dictionary Merch
Ollie’s concept of having a really small shriveled up dick
My mum DROOVE me to school
Droove by Droove boys October 10, 2017
Related Words
When you want to tell your friends you got driven somewhere but you're shit at pronunciation
my dad DROOVE me to school
droove by xxx_yourmum_69 October 14, 2017
pods batches platoons
A large group of men or women that travel together in social situations to pursue the opposite sex. Can often lead to smaller groups of the opposite sex feeling like they are french fries at a seagull convention. Droves of men or women can be highly intimidating, especially if they are under the influence of large amounts of alcohol .
I went with my friend to watch fireworks and we were swarmed with droves of men.
Droves by sunshine 132001 July 8, 2018
Past tense were droove over there
Droove by anonymous October 21, 2021
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