boogie
boo·gie
I
 /ˈbʊgi, Brit ˈbuːgi/  noun   [  noncount  ]
  : boogie-woogie
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boo·gie
II
 ( also   boo·gy  or   boo·gey) /ˈbʊgi, Brit ˈbuːgi/  verb  , boo·gies  also   boo·geys, boo·gied  also   boo·geyed, boo·gy·ing  also   boo·gey·ing [  no obj  ]
   informal  
  1 : to dance especially to rock music
   Everyone at the disco was just boogying (down) all night.
  2 US : to move or go quickly
   Let's boogie on out of here.