Resembling or having the characteristics of a groove; channel-shaped or furrow-like.
From 'groove' + the suffix '-like,' meaning similar to or having the quality of. This productive suffix allows English speakers to create descriptive adjectives comparing objects to other things.
When geologists study ancient streambeds or erosion patterns, they look for groovelike formations to understand where water flowed millions of years ago. The shape of a groove tells a story about the force that created it!
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