In-the-groove Definition

adjective

(jazz) Performing well, especially performing well together.

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Origin of In-the-groove

  • From the grooves of an early phonograph record

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In-the-groove Sentence Examples

  • Shabby Princess, a leading digital scrapbook supply designer, offers a free mini 6x6 album called In The Groove.

  • The bassist should concentrate on keeping the song in the groove rather than on playing a lot of fancy notes.

  • Perhaps you danced 'out of the box' to In the Groove.

  • The first piece of advice you'll get from any veteran In The Groove dancer is to practice.

  • Well, a group of DDR players thought so and defected from Konami's game to make their own, In the Groove.

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EVEOVE

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13 Letter Words13 Letter Words Starting With I13 Letter Words Ending With E