groovers

People who dance

Groovers is the plural of groover—someone who grooves, meaning someone who enjoys music, dances well, or moves through life with easy rhythm and style.

The term peaked in 1960s and 70s counterculture but now sounds dated or ironic: The old groovers still show up at the jazz club every Saturday night.

rhythmic

sync

Coordinate timing or data

  • flowUnbroken forward movement
  • swingSuspended recreational seat
  • timingArt of choosing moments

feel · pocket · lockstep · bounce · sway · vibe · momentum · energy · movement · motion

retro

seventies

1970-1979 period

hustle · boogie · jive · psychedelic · vinyl · turntable · tie-dye · paisley · hippie · love-beads

party

reveler

One who celebrates boisterously

nightlife · bash · shindig · rave · jam · good-time · blowout · throwdown · hootenanny · festivity

slang

hipsters

Countercultural trend-chasers

devotees · regulars · crowd · crew · posse · tribe · scene · good-timers · fun-lovers

dancers

club-goer

One who frequents nightspots

  • raverNightclub dance enthusiast
  • shufflerOne who reorders randomly
  • bopperJazz enthusiast or hitter

hip-hopper · breakdancer · freestyler · belly-dancer · popper · locker

Opposites
social engagement and dance participation

grooverswallflowers

Timid party attendees

wallflower · stiffs · shrinking violets · party poopers · wet blankets

cultural hipness and trendiness

grooverssquares

Four-sided equal figures

square · straights · fuddy-duddies · fogeys · old fogeys

Phrases
Family

groove, grooves, regrooved, groover

Familiarity
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Profile
Used worldwide · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G