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Meaning: (colloquial)Runningorperformingextremelysmoothly.; (music,slang)Playingperfectly,perfectlyin syncwithothers, or withperfectfocus.1933 Aug.,Fortune, p. 90:The jazz musicians gave no grandstand performances; they simply got a great burn from playingin the groove.; Used other than figuratively or idiomatically:seein,groove.1869, J.E.T. Rogers's preface toAdam Smith'sWealth of Nations, Vol. I, p. 27:The whole course of legislation... had flowedin thesamegroovefor centuries.1932 Oct.,Melody Maker, p. 836:[…]having such a wonderful time which puts mein a groove[…]2005, Joe McCabe,Hanging Out With the Dream King: Conversations with Neil Gaiman, page77:There's a time in everybody's life when they know precisely what is right. And when I was doing that, when I wasin the groove, I knew exactly what was right.
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