Goose
A large waterfowl bird, typically with a long neck, short legs, webbed feet, and a stout bill. They are known for their migratory patterns and are often raised for their meat, eggs, and down feathers. The term 'goose' can refer to any member of the family Anatidae, but is most commonly applied to the larger species. Figuratively, 'goose' can refer to a foolish person or a silly act. The verb 'goose' means to playfully prod or poke someone, often on the rear, or, in a more general sense, to stimulate or excite.
Goose meaning with examples
- A flock of geese flew overhead, honking loudly as they migrated south for the winter. The farmer carefully watched his geese graze in the field, ensuring they were well-fed. My grandmother raises geese for their delicious eggs and meat. The children giggled as they saw the large, fluffy geese waddling around the pond.
- The mischievous teenager decided to goose his unsuspecting friend at the party, causing everyone to laugh. The critic suggested that a more imaginative screenplay would help to goose the movie sales. The comedian used his wit to goose the crowd, which led to uproarious laughter. The marketing team needed a new strategy to goose the sales of their new product.
Goose Crossword Answers
3 Letters
EGG
4 Letters
GREY
GOAD
BOZO
GOOF
TWAT
ZANY
BIRD
TWIT
STEP
5 Letters
BUMPS
BRANT
NINNY
6 Letters
HONKER
CUCKOO
GANDER
MOTHER
7 Letters
FATHEAD
JACKASS
GREYLAG
8 Letters
GOOFBALL
9 Letters
SIMPLETON
STIMULATE
10 Letters
SPURUPWARD
11 Letters
SILLYPERSON
