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groove
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*in the groove
Sl. attuned to something. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) I was uncomfortable at first, but now I'm beginning to get in the groove. Fred began to get in the groove, and things went more smoothly.

groove on someone or something

to show interest in someone or something; to relate to someone or something. Fred was beginning to groove on new age music when he met Phil. Sam is really grooving on Mary.

be (stuck) in a groove
to feel bored because you are doing the same things that you have done for a long time We never do anything exciting any more - we seem to be stuck in a groove.

be in the groove

to be having a very successful period The early nineties were difficult for Carlton but he's back in the groove again with a new hit series.

get your groove on
to enjoy yourself by dancing Expect to get your groove on to Jeanne O's smooth, soulful sound.
See also: get

in the groove

doing something easily and well I haven't played in a month, but with a few more practices I'll be right back in the groove.


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New evidence of grooving in the teeth of human ancestors, reported in the August-October CURRENT ANTHROPOLOGY, supports the cultural explanation.
With four activities including multilevel arcade games, creativity and logic adventures, as well as a unique online component, "Disney's The Emperor's New Groove - Groove Center" keeps the fun grooving.
 
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