Easy as verb To move quickly, especially in a lively and energetic manner, similar to the term "hotfoot." Clear All
3 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Boogie'
During the casual stroll in the park, my grandmother preferred to boogie rather than rush.
The friends decided to boogie through the museum, taking their time to appreciate each exhibit.
Despite the historical museum's strict atmosphere, a group of children managed to boogie discreetly in front of an ancient artifact.
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