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Grooving

Grooving \Groov"ing\, n. The act of forming a groove or grooves; a groove, or collection of grooves.

Wiktionary
grooving

n. A groove; a long indentation. vb. (present participle of groove English)

WordNet
grooving

n. the cutting of spiral grooves on the inside of the barrel of a firearm [syn: rifling]

Usage examples of "grooving".

If we sit back long enough to make grooving behooving, do nothing long enough while the Charonians do a dance on the Earthers, them groundhogs will be back in mud huts and still going down!

It reminded him of the grotesque bulgings and groovings that a stream from a faucet will hold—sometimes so persistently that the shape seems to be one of solid crystal rather than rushing water.

The rumor of floods chamfering the rusty plains, grooving the reddish black slurry floors with the toilings of water, fans out and melts away into the dark amber glass of alien mantle beds.

It used to be mellow here, he thought, everybody kicking back and turning on, grooving to acid rock, especially the Stones.

It was something Kafka-esque to them as they whirled past the discothèques and the psychedelic book shops and the outdoor restaurants where the slim, hungry children of the strobe age languished, turned on, grooving heavy behind meth or grass.

A graving tool with a sharp pointed end, he'd carefully crafted it for grooving wood, bone, or antler.

Casting a handful of sand back on the stele and then carefully brushing it away so that whatever sand remained lay in the groovings, Aravan revealed its message.

These included such classics as, bow stringing, shouting at the wolf, doing the Rapids City roll, French whispering, taking tea with the person and grooving on the inner plane.

August Pokriefke in wooden shoes moved the sawhorses out of the way, cleaned up Harras' droppings, swept and raked the yard, grooving the sand with patterns that were not even ugly, but more on the strong, simple side.