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Adjective "groovy"



passport220
Korea, South

I agree with what Carla said about circles. However, if in doubt "make circles" would usually be more correct.

17 May 2009     



Spagman63
Hong Kong

Groovy is American slang for tedious and dull.  Being an American, I have never heard of this connotation. Groovy has always had a positive meaning.  Tedious and dull are both negative. We said it (groovy) in the 70s too. lol  

18 May 2009     

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