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Meanings of groovy in English

Very good.

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(British informal) very chic.

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Usage of groovy in English
1
All the beautiful people, the flower people, the good and groovy people.
The Bride Wore Black Leather
2
The new gals even have groovy intruder names: Deanna, Brittney and Jamie-Lee.
News.com.au
3
Protesters professed being on a freedom high as well as feeling groovy.
The Irish Times
4
And it is a groove; perhaps there was never anything so groovy.
All Things Considered
5
My friends are all groovy-looking types with long hair, beads, flowered polyester.
Wired
6
Like we used to be, only more groovy because we've got Drummer.
Mine
7
Switching applications and desktops also takes on some groovy new dimensions.
Wired
8
They were committed to the idea of the fair as groovy.
The new yorker
9
A super groovy way I receive guidance is through repeating numbers.
Feminist dot com
10
That said, this is groovy, blissful music that defined an era.
The Irish Times
11
The music industry has never been a groovy anarchist art collective.
The Guardian
12
This was my first impression of them, this really groovy song.
The Guardian
13
And if there's one thing Shoreditch types love, it's somewhere groovy to stay.
The Guardian
14
At the end of the 1960s, everybody started to go a bit groovy.
The Guardian
15
There's a cheerful local rivalry between these two groovy little former mill towns.
The Guardian
16
I want to see MJ because he's a groovy exceptional person.
I’m With the Band
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