" boogying "

 [ "boogied" ]

1: danced; or to have moved quickly.

  * e.g.,  ... She boogied the night away. 

 [ "Boogie" ]

1: Dance:

  * e.g.,  ... Boogie down at the disco; boogied all night long; I've got the boogie fever 

 [ "Boogie" ]

2: It came about in the 70's during the disco era. Back then we boogied all night long.

 [ "boogie" ]

1:  to dance to, sing to or play boogie-woogie music

  * e.g.,  ... The rich couple had cocaine and other party favors and had their friends over at the mansion to boogie all night long. 

 [ "boogie" ]

2:  to engage in any lively or upbeat popular music or dance especially rock and roll or 1970's disco

 [ "boogie" ]

3:  to party especially when drugs are involved

 [ "boogie" ]

4:  (also BOOGIE-WOOGIE) to engage in habitual lifestyle of immoral or destructive vices

 [ "boogies" ]

1: Not just any old boogers, teeny-tiny little boogers. Therefore the cute nickname, boogies

  * e.g.,  ... Mother: "Stop picking your nose!" 

 [ "boogies" ]

1: another word for boogers, dry snot, residue and mucus in the nose. Its a word used by little kids that pick their nose.

  * e.g.,  ... Eugiene!... Get your fingers out of your nose. Stop picking your boogies  

 [ "boogie" ]

1: Gangsters dont dance they "Boogie"

  * e.g.,  ... Listen to backyard boogie by Mack 10 and it'll explain everything 

 [ "boogie" ]

1: Dance

  * e.g.,  ... Let's go boogie down tonight 

 [ "boogi" ]

1: Boogi is an online platform used by many artists and promoters to manage easily and quickly their bookings and tours arrangements.

  * e.g.,  ... As a venue booking manager, I use Boogi to book bands and djs. 

 [ "boogy" ]

1: a 70s ish term meaning DANCE!!!!!!!

  * e.g.,  ... boogy on the dancefloor 

 [ "boogy" ]

2: see jackson 5 song, blame it on the boogy (lyrics make no sense but hey)

 [ "boogy" ]

3: "dnt blame it on sunshine,

 [ "boogy" ]

4: dnt blame it on the moonlite,

 [ "boogy" ]

5: dnt blame it on the good times,

 [ "boogy" ]

6: blame it on the boogy"

 [ "Boogie" ]

1: The Scottish equivalent of "booger". Pronounce (bo-gie)

  * e.g.,  ... Aeeee! you ate your boogie