boogey
Monster under bed
Boogey is a variant spelling of boogie, used both as a verb meaning to dance energetically to rock or pop music and as a noun for such dancing or the music itself.
Let's boogey on down to the club.
The spelling with -ey appears less frequently than boogie but carries the same meanings.
Boogey can also mean to move quickly or get going: We need to boogey if we're going to make it on time.
Narrow cut or routine
- shimmyRapid side-to-side shaking
- shakeTrembling or blended treat
- strutProud, showy gait
- jiveSwing-era dance or bunk
hustle · funk · disco · moves · steps · routine · boogie-woogie · freestyle
Rhythmic pulse or strike
- tempoRate of musical performance
- grooveNarrow cut or routine
- funkDepression or groove music
- syncopationStressed unexpected beats
bassline · backbeat · downbeat · pulse · swing · cadence · drumbeat · polyrhythm
Festive event marking occasion
- nightclubEvening entertainment venue
- dance floorSpace designated for movement
- DJMusic mixer performer
- bashForceful striking blow
shindig · fiesta · get-together · gathering · festivity · clubbing · afterhours · lounge
groove
Narrow cut or routine
jive · hustle · funk · disco · moves · steps · routine · boogie-woogie · freestyle · get down
beat
Rhythmic pulse or strike
syncopation · bassline · backbeat · downbeat · pulse · swing · cadence · drumbeat · polyrhythm · time signature
celebration
Festive event marking occasion
- nightclubEvening entertainment venue
- dance floorSpace designated for movement
- DJMusic mixer performer
bash · shindig · fiesta · get-together · gathering · festivity · clubbing · afterhours · lounge · speakeasy
lively
Animated and energetic
peppy · exuberant · vivacious · zestful · frolicsome · jaunty · upbeat · dynamic · vibrant
over par
Exceeding expected strokes
boogeyguardian angel
Protective spirit assigned individually
protector · fairy godmother · comforter · guardian · savior