boogie Synonyms
boogie Meaning
Wordnet
boogie (n)
an instrumental version of the blues (especially for piano)
Wordnet
boogie (v)
dance to boogie music
boogie Sentence Examples
- The dance floor was packed with people grooving to the funky boogie beat.
- She couldn't resist the urge to boogie when her favorite song came on.
- Let's put on some upbeat music and boogie the night away!
- The band played an energetic boogie-woogie tune that got everyone moving.
- He impressed everyone with his slick boogie moves at the dance competition.
- The disco era was known for its flashy outfits and non-stop boogie nights.
- The crowd erupted into cheers as the DJ dropped a classic boogie track.
- She twirled and spun in perfect sync with the pulsating boogie rhythm.
- Learning to boogie was a fun and liberating experience for her.
- The bar hosted a weekly boogie night where patrons could showcase their dancing skills.
FAQs About the word boogie
an instrumental version of the blues (especially for piano), dance to boogie music
waltz, shuffle, tap-dance, polka, fox-trot, shag, mambo, tango, shimmy, jitterbug
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The dance floor was packed with people grooving to the funky boogie beat.
She couldn't resist the urge to boogie when her favorite song came on.
Let's put on some upbeat music and boogie the night away!
The band played an energetic boogie-woogie tune that got everyone moving.
