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boogie-woogies

boogie-woogies is the plural of boogie-woogie.

Meaning of boogie-woogie

Noun

boogie-woogie (countable and uncountable, plural boogie-woogies)

  1. A style of blues piano music.
  2. A style of swing dance.
    • Ah, everybody was juiced, you can bet your soul / They did the boogie-woogie with a sturdy roll1953, Ahmet Ertegun, “Mess Around”, performed by Ray Charles

Questions about boogie-woogies

What is boogie-woogies the plural of?
Boogie-woogies is the plural of boogie-woogie.

Words near boogie-woogies in the dictionary

  1. boogie down
  2. boogie on down
  3. boogie-board
  4. boogie-boards
  5. boogie-woogie
  6. boogie-woogies
  7. boogieboard
  8. boogieboarded
  9. boogieboarder
  10. boogieboarders
  11. boogieboarding

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