2boo·gie also boo·gy or boo·gey 
/ˈbʊgi, Brit ˈbu:gi/ verb
boo·gies also boo·geys; boo·gied also boo·geyed; boo·gy·ing also boo·gey·ing /ˈbʊgi, Brit ˈbu:gi/ verb [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.
▪ Everyone at the disco was just boogying (down) all night.
▪ Let's boogie on out of here.
