boogy Antonyms
Meaning of boogy
boogy
boogie-woogie, to move quickly, to get going, a period of or occasion for dancing to this music, to dance to rock music, revel, party, earthy and strongly rhythmic rock music conducive to dancing
boogy Sentence Examples
- The children squealed with delight as they danced the boogy at the party.
- The crowd swayed and boogied to the infectious rhythm of the music.
- The elderly couple surprised everyone with their energetic boogying on the dance floor.
- Despite his age, the grandfather boogied with surprising agility and enthusiasm.
- The DJ played a variety of tunes, from salsa to disco, ensuring that everyone could boogy to their heart's content.
- The club was packed with people of all ages, dancing and boogying the night away.
- The children's boogy party was a huge success, filled with laughter, music, and non-stop dancing.
- The teenagers boogied in their bedrooms, their movements flowing effortlessly to the beat.
- The street performers boogied for the crowd, their colorful costumes and energetic steps drawing admiration.
- The dance group's boogy routine was a masterpiece of timing, coordination, and sheer joy.
FAQs About the word boogy
boogie-woogie, to move quickly, to get going, a period of or occasion for dancing to this music, to dance to rock music, revel, party, earthy and strongly rhyth
shag,bop, tap-dance, jig, fox-trot, mambo, shimmy, tango, waltz, jitterbug
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The children squealed with delight as they danced the boogy at the party.
The crowd swayed and boogied to the infectious rhythm of the music.
The elderly couple surprised everyone with their energetic boogying on the dance floor.
Despite his age, the grandfather boogied with surprising agility and enthusiasm.
