noun
boogie-woogie
A style of blues-based piano music with a strong, repetitive bass figure, popular in the 1930s–40s. In Japanese, the term is used as a loanword for the genre and its associated dance.
彼はブギウギのリズムに合わせてピアノを弾いた。
He played the piano to a boogie-woogie rhythm.
戦後の日本ではブギウギが流行した。
Boogie-woogie became popular in postwar Japan.