groovy informal

In fact, his hair went through quite a groovy stage.

I like this because its one of the more groovy songs.

All the young groovy guys in Hollywood want to be him.

If there's one thing that might put children off drugs, it's reading about these groovy parents taking them.

But it was nice to see the company, including its directors, doing something groovy.

It looks more like a groovy nightclub than a home.

It's that sort of dark but not heavy, yeah man, that's really groovy.

And it is a groove; perhaps there was never anything so groovy.

"We just want people to know that trains can be romantic, groovy even."

People came, but they tended to come to the bar, which for a time was a groovy spot.

"I liked him for being straight, it was real groovy.

After all this, I think a little coke would be groovy."

An old joke; he had heard that even "groovy" was coming back in.

The boutiques aren't just for the young and the groovy.

"Well, that's just the grooviest thing I ever heard of," he declared.

Good stuff, and if God really is like that, he's a groovy kind of guy."

"Now they're trying to be the grooviest department store."

It s groovy being a star again, she said.

But I guess if enough people think it is groovy then it takes on a life of its own.

Staying groovy had nothing to do with being cool.

Jet Circus is groovy music from the heart - all of its own brand.

Love is in the air, but everyone isn't groovy.

We were these really cool kids, with our groovy leather sandals."

As baby-boomer executives age, they can still feel groovy, or at least needed, in such jobs.

No concert series is more devoted to the idea of groovy diversity in black pop.