See Also: Groove(medicine)
groove(dictionary)
groove(2)(dictionary)
groove(1)(dictionary)
nasolabial groove(medicine)
nasopalatine groove(medicine)
nasopharyngeal groove(medicine)
neural groove(medicine)
obturator groove(medicine)
medullary groove(medicine)

groove (oh)



[Date: 1300-1400; Language: Dutch; Origin: groeve]
a thin line cut into a hard surface
::The bolt slid easily into the groove.
::a shallow groove cut into the cliff
be stuck in a groove
to do something in the same way for a long time so that it becomes boring
::Our product range was stuck in a groove.
informal the beat of a piece of popular music
::a hypnotic dub groove