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GROOVE(D) (IN)

GROOVE(D) (IN)
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1. a coined term used figuratively to mean to put into good or correct condition or form, sometimes through repeated action; to set (someone or something) up to work smoothly and well or within the correct and standard channels or boundaries. This term can also be applied to the action of showing a person how to carry out a certain function, getting somebody fully conversant with something, etc. 2. figuratively, to settle into a fixed routine of work, method of operation, habit, etc. This term alludes to making something fit or be fitted, as into a groove.