The phrase "a groovy thing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is cool, enjoyable, or trendy, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "Attending that concert was definitely a groovy thing; the atmosphere was electric and everyone was having a great time."
Alternatives: "a cool thing" or "a hip thing".
Me and Carbon Paper used to have a groovy thing going.
On Monday night July 19, I'll be working behind the scenes on a groovy thing -- VH1's first-ever live television presentation of The Do Something Awards, an entertaining and inspiring event hosted by one of the funniest and nicest people on earth -- Jane Lynch of Glee fame that airs at 9PM.
Among the first to arrive was Dar Williams, who had selected "We Got a Groovy Thing Goin'".
Dar Williams and Stephen Kellogg sang "We've Got a Groovy Thing Goin' " — the B side of "The Sound of Silence" — and stayed true to it: cool 1965 garage-rock bubble gum, nothing too profound.
"Chuck" If this show's arrival on Netflix makes it more than an object of cult worship, that will be a very groovy thing indeed.
He had never seen a whale, he said, but decided that if he found "some groovy thing" about whales that it would grab the public's interest.
In this new spin on the traditional tale The Night Before Christmas, Pete the Cat proves that giving your all in the spirit of Christmas is the totally groovy thing to do.
Its online site (newmuseumstore.org) has lots of groovy things, including a crocheted takeoff on a wristwatch, by Clare Crespo ($60); a stainless-steel sugar bowl designed by the architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, which looks as if it came straight out of anime ($98); and a Yoshitomo Nara digital clock that has doodle-y drawings on each of its panels, which flip over every minute ($250).
In the promo, the kinds of beautiful people who only exist in hi-spec tech ads do improbably groovy things which we got to watch from their perspective.
But because we are on the Internet we can do some other pretty groovy things, too.
"We saw some real groovy things, but they were too chic for Barbara -- not for me, of course," Yvonne said, affecting a snobbish tone.
