grooved
adjectiveUK /ɡruːvd/
US /ɡruːvd/
Having long, thin lines or cuts on its surface.
The old wooden table had a grooved top.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Having a rhythm that makes you want to move or dance.
The band played a grooved beat that got everyone dancing.
3. Fitted with a groove, as a record or a part of a machine.
He placed the grooved record carefully on the turntable.
4. Marked by a settled habit or routine.
After years of the same schedule, his days had become grooved.