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Teal lime Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Get one's groove back

Does the expression "to get one's groove back" have a figurative meaning?

If so, when do you use it?

Would you please give me some examples?

Thank you

  

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This is 1970's slang that has gone out of use today. " For example: I need to get my groove back and start socializing again.

— Anonymous

  • This is 1970's slang that has gone out of use today.
  • " For example: I need to get my groove back and start socializing again.
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This is 1970's slang that has gone out of use today. It means "get back into the swing of things." For example:


I need to get my groove back and start socializing again.

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teal limeDoes the expression "to get one's groove back" have a figurative meaning?

Yes. In fact it has only a figurative meaning. I don't believe it has much of a literal meaning.

teal limeIf so, when do you use it?

Never. It's at least 40 years out of date.

CJ

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