boogie

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(bo̵og′ē, bo̵̅o̅′gē)

intransitive verb boogied, boogieing

to dance to rock music

noun

rock music

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intransitive verb boog·ied, boog·y·ing, boog·ies
  1. To dance to rock music.
  2. a. To get going; leave: We're late; let's boogie.
    b. To move quickly: boogied down the road in their car.
noun
  1. Strongly rhythmic rock music.
  2. Boogie-woogie.

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Origin: From boogie-woogie

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