Adjective complement with noun phrase

• find: It's a seemingly random collection of thoughts, ramblings, and ( mainly ) links to stuff I find interesting and/or groovy.

• make: In fact, the impish Goodall manages to make even Gregorian chant sound somehow groovy.

Modifies a noun

• girl: Would definately recommend the extra few pounds it costs to please a groovy girl!

• scene: Two new, edgy boy dolls, Blake and Brandon will hit the groovy scene this fall.

• tune: Each themed doll comes complete with CD of groovy tunes from the era.

• rhythm: Groovy, energetic rhythms which add spice to your sound palette.

• stuff: Swinging 60s and all that groovy stuff, babe.

• baby: Special thanks to Lynda Smith at GE Consumer Finance for keeping things groovy, baby!

Modifying Another Word

• pretty: Feeling pretty groovy with change in your pocket for lunch?

• rather: Quite simply, a young group enjoying their rather groovy noise.

• really: Ace light show with some really groovy video screen action.

• very: Sunday Club is very groovy click here for more information.

• particularly: These travel updates used a particularly groovy music bed which unfortunately did not make it to the station's launch.

• quite: Angela tried to make light of it: " It's quite groovy actually.

Used with adjective complement

• feel: Feeling pretty groovy with change in your pocket for lunch?

• look: They had some footage of bits of the old long bits on ITV's coverage and it looks very groovy for the walking.

• get: Then get ready to get downright groovy with this awesome new show Funky Cops!

• go: Holly Acland goes groovy at a.k.a. West End restaurant a.k.a. is not for the faint hearted.