gets one's groove on
Hits the floor
To get one's groove on is to start dancing, enjoying music, or engaging enthusiastically in something pleasurable.
The phrase suggests finding one's rhythm and losing inhibitions: The DJ started spinning and everyone got their groove on.
It can extend beyond dancing to any activity done with energetic enjoyment.
- boogieRhythmic blues music
- bust a moveStart dancing suddenly
- shimmyRapid side-to-side shaking
- body rollSequential trunk undulation
- beatRhythmic pulse or strike
hit the beat · sway · express · bassline · improvise · melody · vibe · harmony · jam session · samba · syncopation · breakdance · funky · moonwalk · freestyle · twirl · cut a rug · cha-cha
enjoyment and enthusiasm
gets one's groove onmopes
Behaves despondently
sulks · party pooper · buzzkill · wet blanket · stiff
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