goosey

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goosey

A goosey idea made the whole class laugh.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Stupid or foolish: Having or revealing a lack of intelligence or good judgment; silly.
    • Ridiculous or absurd: Describing behavior, ideas, or answers that are laughably unreasonable or nonsensical.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • His goosey idea to fix the computer with a hammer was quickly dismissed. (His foolish idea to fix the computer with a hammer was quickly dismissed.)
    • She felt a bit goosey after staying up all night studying. (She felt a bit stupid and slow after staying up all night studying.)
    • The manager criticized the team for their goosey approach to the serious problem. (The manager criticized the team for their ridiculous approach to the serious problem.)
Advanced Usage
  • "to be/go all goosey": to become or act foolishly, often due to nervousness or confusion.
    • He went all goosey during the presentation and forgot his main points. (He acted foolishly during the presentation and forgot his main points.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Goosy (adjective): An alternate spelling with the same meaning as 'goosey'.
  • Goose (noun, informal): Can refer to a foolish person.
    • Don't be such a goose! (Don't be such a fool!)
Synonyms
  • Foolish: Lacking good sense or judgment.
  • Silly: Showing a lack of common sense or judgment; absurd and foolish.
  • Dopey: Stupid or silly.
  • Anserine: (Formal) Resembling a goose; foolish, stupid.
Idioms and Phrases
  • "What a goosey thing to do/say!": An exclamation criticizing an action or statement as very foolish.
    • You drove without a map? What a goosey thing to do! (You drove without a map? What a foolish thing to do!)
goosey

A goosey idea made the whole class laugh.

Adjective
  1. having or revealing stupidity
    • ridiculous anserine behavior
    • a dopey answer
    • a dopey kid
    • some fool idea about rewriting authors' books