boogies
Gets down rhythmically
Boogies is the plural of boogie, which has several casual meanings.
A boogie is a dance, especially to rock or pop music: Let's have a boogie.
In informal speech, a boogie is also a piece of nasal mucus—what kids call a booger.
The verb boogie means to dance energetically or to move quickly: We need to boogie if we're going to make it on time.
groove
Narrow cut or routine
swing · jive · salsa · hip-hop · breakdance · shimmy · shake · wiggle · sway · strut
bolts
Threaded metal fasteners
- dashesShort fast races
- skedaddlesDeparts quickly, informally
- hightailsDeparts rapidly, often fearfully
jets · zips · scrams · splits · flees · takes off · hurries · speeds · races · scrambles
- boogie boardFoam wave-riding plank
- boogie downDance with enthusiasm
- boogie woogieRhythmic blues piano style
- full tilt boogieMaximum effort and enthusiasm
- boogied downDanced with abandon
- boogie boarderProne wave-riding hobbyist