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boogie 2, noun (oh)



[Date: 1900-2000; Origin: boogie woogie]
a type of music played on the piano with a strong fast rhythm
::boogie rock at its finest
a boogie
informal a dance, or an occasion when you dance, especially to fast popular music
::You work hard all week - you deserve a boogie now and then.