boogie

boogie
boogie [{{t}}'bu:gɪ] {{}}familiar{{}}
1 intransitive verb
(a) (dance) danser□, guincher; (party) faire la fête
(b) {{}}American{{}} (leave) mettre les bouts, s'arracher;
∎ let's boogie on out of here on met les bouts, on s'arrache
2 noun
(a) (dance) boogie m;
∎ to have a boogie danser□, guincher
(b) {{}}American{{}} {{}}very familiar{{}} nègre (négresse) m,f, = terme injurieux désignant un Noir
►► {{}}Sport{{}} boogie board boogie board m;
{{}}Sport{{}} boogie boarding boogie boarding m;
∎ to go boogie boarding faire du boogie boarding;
{{}}American{{}} boogie man croque-mitaine m, père m fouettard, {{}}French Canadian{{}} bonhomme m Sept Heures;
∎ the boogie man will get you le croque-mitaine va t'attraper

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