1. a long narrow cut or channel in a surface
2. a routine or habitual way of doing something
Usage: informal
3. the rhythm or beat of music
Usage: informal

1. to make a groove or grooves in something
2. to enjoy oneself or perform well
Usage: slang

Examples

• The carpenter cut a groove in the wood for the sliding door.
• After vacation, it took time to get back into my work groove.
• The dancers moved perfectly to the groove of the music.
• He grooved the metal pipe to fit the joint.
• The band was really grooving during their performance.
• Rain had worn deep grooves in the dirt road.
• She fell into a comfortable groove with her new exercise routine.