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Goose

An object or occurrence which inspires feelings of joy and excitement within an individual usually without expectation or warning of the goodness of the thing. (Can also be applied to the actions of a person)
When you slapped my ex-boyfriend, I didn't realize it would be so goose!
by KatcUp February 9, 2010
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goose

To ram a bird in the flange or mouth
"Ah mate I would proper goose her right in the face"
by Lee@jackarse.co.uk July 25, 2004
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Goose

The saggy vaginal lips of a desperate slutty girl.The vaginal lips droop lower than a 90year old womans tits
"katie has a goose!"
" lol"
by wesleythegreat June 12, 2008
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goosed

A soon-to-catch-one variation of "owned"
After I goosed Phil's mom last night, I felt a little woozy and needed a nap.
by shrina January 29, 2003
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Goose Goose Duck

An Among Us ripoff with ducks instead of astronauts. Has nothing to do with the children's game Duck, Duck, Goose.
by Ubeenbamboozledson June 27, 2021
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Goose

1. A feathered, winged creature that is often found at ponds or lakes
2. A member of the opposite sex (usually female) who is obsessed with a member of their opposite sex, but with little chance of ever having a relationship with them
3. A member of a relationship who is overly clingy to their other half, to the point of becoming frustrating for the object of their devotion
1. "Watch out for the goose in the road!"
2. "That girl is a total goose"
3. My girlfriend can be such a goose!
by EddyB February 7, 2005
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goose

Word used to describe feeling when someone asks you to do something tiresome like retrieving the TV remote from upstairs or going to take the garbage out.
An insult to someone dumb or ditsy.
A featherd bird that waddles, honks, and tastes delicious.
"I really can't be goosed to be honest"
"You are such a goose/ you big goose!"
"The goose pecked me"
by matty July 30, 2004
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