bust a groove

Definition

To dance with enthusiasm and style, moving your body to the beat with flexible, rhythmic energy. Named after the PlayStation classic where dancers competed in one-on-one dance-offs.

Example Usage

The DJ dropped the perfect track, so everyone got up to bust a groove on the dance floor.

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