Goose Syrup

The sweat accumulating around a woman's vagina after a hard day or following working out. Homologous to a man's Duck Butter.

Man, I just ate Cindy's box after she got back from the gym. My mouth was covered in her Goose Syrup.

by JLewsan May 7, 2009

Silly goose

Skeepy is A silly goose
Said DadBoyHalo

Your skin look like A silly goose
Ur A skeppy

by TheirDaughter August 11, 2020

Georgia Goose Rocket

When the fupa is elevated, anal fluff trimmings are inserted into the snatch. Intercourse commences with male partner flapping his arms like the wings of a goose and sounding the mallard mating call. The female responds firvently fondling her fupa.

Bartholomew and Irmak perform the Georgia Goose Rocket during hot, steamy nights.

by ConorMike July 4, 2008

Goosed

Old school definition: to pinch someone's buttocks, hopefully the opposite sex, but hey, you take what you get.

Always associated in my mind with a British accent....

Owww! You goosed me, you cheeky devil!

by badmartialarts October 15, 2004

gooseneck

You are all wrong. Gooseneck refers to the practice of a female giving a male oral pleasure, in the act of which her head bobs up and down in a manner similar to the neck of a goose as it walks. Closely related to head, dome, and other similar items.

Man, you see that girl over there with them DSLs? I'll bet she give HELLA gooseneck!

by Paul L-K (while blunted) March 22, 2005

godsend

a secular term describing someone or something exceptionally good

This sephora blush is a godsend, you should try it;
Thanks so much, you're a godsend!;

by Brittany and Haley October 30, 2005

Goose song

A Good Ass song.

Since the phrase good ass song is now a bit cliche, use

"GOOSE SONG!"

2 people are talking about music.
(sorry if you like the band, just my opinion)

Person 1: Dude i'm going to the Matchbox 20 show tonight!
Person 2: Dude, they blow.
Person 1: I guess, but they have one 'goose song'
Person 2: What song?
Person 1: "How Far We've Come" obviously.
Person 2: Oh yea! that song is a 'goose song!'

by Luke Lay March 17, 2008