1. A thug
2. An ice hockey player with no useful skills other than to try and kill people. Typically a horrible puck handler and skater.
3. An ugly (either aesthetically or personality wise) guy who is with a much hotter girl that he doesn't deserve.
2. An ice hockey player with no useful skills other than to try and kill people. Typically a horrible puck handler and skater.
3. An ugly (either aesthetically or personality wise) guy who is with a much hotter girl that he doesn't deserve.
by J. Mac. September 5, 2007
The act of doing a little trolling/ doing some kind of Dionysian expression either online or in real life, typically enjoyed by MIA listeners
Me and the goons smoked American spirits then went drunk driving in the goon bus last night. One could say we did a little Gooning.
by Gabriel.Styx February 13, 2022
A tough hired by a company to intimidate union members or strikers; a member of a "goon squad" or private corporately paid guards.
Also any hired thug used for purposes of intimidation.
Also any hired thug used for purposes of intimidation.
by Blue Pilgrim February 8, 2004
Cask wine. Cheap shit that tastes like shit but fucks you up. comes in red and white, many varieties and textures.
by Trozza March 23, 2006
cheap ass muthafuckin wine
has a reputation for getting you pissed quickly, and the comfy silver bag doubles as a pillow ;)
has a reputation for getting you pissed quickly, and the comfy silver bag doubles as a pillow ;)
"Hey Clifton, lets buy some goon from our centrelink payment and get FUCKED up"
"Clancy im tired let me sleep on your bag of goon!"
"Clancy im tired let me sleep on your bag of goon!"
by LEEROY-WALLY April 21, 2008
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Australian slang: cheap wine, port, sherry or other fortified wine products. really, really cheap, and usually rough :)
the word is a corruption of the 'flagon' (very large glass bottle) such products were/are sold in. although you'd usually buy it in casks these days, flagons still exist especially for port and sherry.
the word is a corruption of the 'flagon' (very large glass bottle) such products were/are sold in. although you'd usually buy it in casks these days, flagons still exist especially for port and sherry.
by periwinkle January 11, 2005