grooves
nounUK /ɡruːvz/
US /ɡruːvz/
Long, narrow lines or tracks cut into a surface.
The old record has tiny grooves that hold the music.
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2. A regular, enjoyable rhythm in music.
The drummer kept a steady groove all night.
3. A fixed way of doing something that is hard to change.
He got into a groove of waking up early every day.
4. To enjoy oneself greatly (informal).
Everyone was grooving at the party.