What is "grooving" in English? Definition and Explanations
What does grooving mean in English? Meaning of grooving definition and abbreviation with examples.
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What is "grooving" in English? Definition and Explanations
Meaning of "grooving": the cutting of spiral grooves on the inside of the barrel of a firearm
Noun
Synonyms:
joyous, peppy, hearty, jovial, chipper, gala, merry, upbeat, cheery, happy, lighthearted, joyful, convivial, jubilant, blithe, carnival, gay, gleeful, holiday, jocund, jolly, jumping, mirthful, perky, snappy, zippy, bouncy, swinging, carnivalesque, chirpy, festal, go-go, juiced up, rocking, pleasant, winsome, enjoyable, mad, joyous, sunny, rollicking, jolly, cheerful, lively, hilarious, amusing, comical, joyful, glad, lighthearted, blithe, boisterous, boon, carefree, comic, convivial, entertaining, facetious, frolicsome, funny, gay, gleeful, humorous, jocund, jumping, mirthful, perky, riotous, sportive, uproarious, vivacious, wild, zippy, blithesome, unconstrained, fun-loving, larking, rip-roaring, rocking, saturnalian, zappy, zingy, cheerful, energetic, spry, zippy, agile, peppy, playful, bouncy, lively, jaunty, active, airy, alert, animate, animated, blithe, breezy, bright, brisk, cheery, chipper, clever, dapper, dashing, frolicsome, gay, good, jolly, joyous, jumping, keen, light, nimble, perky, quick, quick-witted, saucy, scintillating, smart, snappy, spirited, sportive, chirpy, swinging, fairylike, hyper, keen-witted, zappy, zingy, authorize, advocate, okay, license, uphold, ratify, support, endorse, confirm, accept, sign, certify, sanction, back, recommend, establish, agree, permit, groove, charter, accede, concur, acquiesce, affirm, consent, empower, seal, assent, second, maintain, bless, dig, buy, encourage, mandate, validate, boost, pronounce, accredit, thumbs up, push for, buy into, get behind, give go-ahead, go along with, hats off to, lap up, make law, make valid, sign off on, stump for, subscribe to, satisfy, gratify, rejoice, thrill, attract, amuse, please, cheer, entertain, charm, enrapture, enchant, wow, fascinate, allure, exult, glory, ravish, jubilate, slay, send, content, score, gladden, pleasure, divert, groove, freak out, hit the spot, knock out, turn on, arride, be the ticket, delectate, go over big, knock dead, tickle pink, tickle to death, love, mind, appreciate, understand, follow, groove, relish, go for, curl, crimp, knit, bend, tuck, pleat, purse, intertwine, ridge, overlay, overlap, ruck, replicate, hem, ruffle, wrinkle, lap, furrow, crisp, double, gather, pucker, cockle, plait, groove, crumple, plicate, telescope, corrugate, dog-ear, double over, ruche, turn under, gash, shovel, dredge, tunnel, scratch, dig, scrape, burrow, claw, groove, excavate, shovel, indent, notch, groove, dig, remove, dent, trench, scoop, chase, channel, dish, gorge, ditch, pit, excavate, rut, furrow, rabbet, corrugate, notch, deface, gash, cleave, indent, serrate, scratch, graze, scrape, mark, slit, slash, line, gouge, groove, mill, furrow, crosshatch, slay, allure, jubilate, tickle, rejoice, attract, wow, please, send, content, score, gladden, divert, satisfy, gratify, exult, entertain, charm, thrill, fascinate, glory, ravish, groove, amuse, cheer, enrapture, enchant, freak out, hit the spot, knock out, pleasure, turn on, arride, be the ticket, delectate, go over big, knock dead, tickle pink, tickle to death,
Antonyms:
apathetic, lethargic, sorrowful, upset, somber, unhappy, sad, serious, depressed, miserable, troubled, gloomy, undecorated, unpleasant, upset, tragic, sorrowful, disagreeable, unhappy, gloomy, serious, solemn, sad, depressed, grave, unfunny, inactive, lethargic, tired, apathetic, lazy, depressed, serious, lifeless, dull, deny, reject, disallow, protest, refuse, veto, renounce, contradict, disapprove, destroy, disprove, invalidate, repudiate, dispute, dissuade, condemn, object, dissent, oppose, disagree, decline, discourage, differ, anger, disappoint, dissuade, frustrate, annoy, offend, bring down, dishearten, tire, displease, refuse, disgust, dismay, distress, pain, upset, disturb, depress, discourage, repel, repulse, bore, disenchant, turn off, trouble, dislike, hate, scorn, disregard, misunderstand, neglect, fill, not get, straighten, flatten, loosen, achieve, open, divide, separate, smooth, leave, unbend, free, let out, loose, succeed, fill, flush, fill, raise, make convex, mend, sew, fix, fail, lose, smooth, dissuade, anger, annoy, displease, refuse, disappoint, frustrate, offend, tire, bring down, dishearten, disgust, discourage, repel, turn off, be sad, repulse, depress, disturb, upset, fail, irritate, bore, disenchant,
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