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boogie

/ˈbuːɡi

noun (plural boogies) (also boogie-woogie) [mass noun]

1A style of blues played on the piano with a strong, fast beat: the strident boogie of the title track [count noun]: the pianist cruises through old-fashioned boogies...

Then, some boogie-woogie piano comes in, and kids begin shouting, ‘Happy birthday to you!’
Some boogie-woogie piano, some Japanese pop, some Frank Sinatra.
I mean, Paul's about as close to an original as you can get without being one, but if I really want to hear some great boogie-woogie, I'll go to the source, thanks.

1.1 [count noun] informal A dance to pop or rock music.It is a fantastic album and whenever we do a concert and she is playing we all have a boogie and try and copy her dance routines....

After a bit of a boogie to Grooverider with the dance nutters we left for home at about 3am.
Down by Mexico way is close by makes a nice combo if you fancy a salsa boogie upstairs.

verb (boogies, boogieing, boogied) [no object] informal

1Dance to pop or rock music: Pat went off to boogie to a steel band...

‘I would like to show them how to boogie down,’ he shouts on the album's most cohesive song, ‘Paper Mills’.
As the night wore on, the disco took over with young and old taking to the dance floor to boogie the night away.
If you shimmied to ‘Shake,’ you'll want to boogie down to ‘Bounce’ and ‘Girl Next Door.’

1.1 [no object, with adverbial of direction] North American Move or leave somewhere fast: I think we’d better boogie on out of here...

Obviously we'll do the show and then right after that I have to boogie out to get to Texas because we start running the following day in Texas.
When the effervescent teenage waiter boogied past us on his way another table, M stopped him with the question that was clearly eating him.

Origin

Early 20th century (originally US in the sense 'party'): of unknown origin.

单词	boogie
释义	boogie /ˈbuːɡi / noun (plural boogies) (also boogie-woogie) [mass noun] 1A style of blues played on the piano with a strong, fast beat: the strident boogie of the title track [count noun]: the pianist cruises through old-fashioned boogies... Then, some boogie-woogie piano comes in, and kids begin shouting, ‘Happy birthday to you!’ Some boogie-woogie piano, some Japanese pop, some Frank Sinatra. I mean, Paul's about as close to an original as you can get without being one, but if I really want to hear some great boogie-woogie, I'll go to the source, thanks. 1.1 [count noun] informal A dance to pop or rock music.It is a fantastic album and whenever we do a concert and she is playing we all have a boogie and try and copy her dance routines.... After a bit of a boogie to Grooverider with the dance nutters we left for home at about 3am. Down by Mexico way is close by makes a nice combo if you fancy a salsa boogie upstairs. verb (boogies, boogieing, boogied) [no object] informal 1Dance to pop or rock music: Pat went off to boogie to a steel band... ‘I would like to show them how to boogie down,’ he shouts on the album's most cohesive song, ‘Paper Mills’. As the night wore on, the disco took over with young and old taking to the dance floor to boogie the night away. If you shimmied to ‘Shake,’ you'll want to boogie down to ‘Bounce’ and ‘Girl Next Door.’ 1.1 [no object, with adverbial of direction] North American Move or leave somewhere fast: I think we’d better boogie on* out of here*... Obviously we'll do the show and then right after that I have to boogie out to get to Texas because we start running the following day in Texas. When the effervescent teenage waiter boogied past us on his way another table, M stopped him with the question that was clearly eating him. Origin Early 20th century (originally US in the sense 'party'): of unknown origin. Rhymes boogie-woogie, sastrugi
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