groover:
(plural: the letter ‘g’ in this word rhymes with the letter ‘g’ in the word “garden”)
Apart from other meanings/definitions…
‘groove’, in this context = an activity or situation which a person enjoys very much, for an article that shows us how this word is used in this sense, please click here, and also the phrase “in the groove” in American usage means ‘fashionable’.
a person who is attractive and interesting in the fashion of the time;
a modern fashionable person;
a miner,
groovers
e.g.
Sam was our college groover who made friends with many boys and girls..
Most fashion designers must be groovers themselves, otherwise how can they make others the best groovers!?!
Mac is a skilled groover in our factory; nobody else knows how to groove spirals in a block of wood as much as he does.
Most miners have no idea that they have been called groovers.
For an article about fashions and groovers, please click here, for an article that shows us how we come across this word in our daily browsing, please click here and for an article that shows us how this word is used to refer to people of great fashion, please click here.
a wooden plank with grooves in it
Note 1: ‘Groover’ is also used to refer to a tool that is used to make a groove, a long narrow cut or channel in a wood or metal object, for an article that explains what a groover in this sense is, please click here. And a groover is also used to refer to a plastic box-like portable toilet used mostly on a camping site, for an advertisement that shows the groover toilet (a trademark), please click here.
Note 2: ‘Groover’, always with a capital ‘G’, is often found in the names of people, e.g. William Groover, Alaxandra Groover, Mathew Groover, etc. For an article that explains the origin of this word as a surname, please click here.
Note 2: ‘Groover’, always with a capital ‘G’, is often found in the names of people, e.g. William Groover, Alaxandra Groover, Mathew Groover, etc. For an article that explains the origin of this word as a surname, please click here.
