by Striker8742 October 31, 2021

by Honey Og December 30, 2018

when a car (Cat/Kitten) is behaving rather strange and/or deranged (silly) you can call it a "silly car"
by mu3icm4n March 10, 2024

"i am a christian because i believe in christinaity"
"i am a silly billy because i believe in sillyism"
"i am a silly billy because i believe in sillyism"
by ingusgus December 8, 2022

Someone who is easily angered, they can be male or female.
Someone who can take a dick but they cant take a joke.
A buzzkill. (Buzzkillington)
Someone who can take a dick but they cant take a joke.
A buzzkill. (Buzzkillington)
by Cuntsareamongus October 27, 2021

A discrete way of saying a freak, thot, party girl. If a girl calls herself a silly girl, she is telling you she is down if you shoot your shot.
Has little to do with actually being silly like suicide girls had little to do with suicide.
Has little to do with actually being silly like suicide girls had little to do with suicide.
That girl May calls herself a silly girl but she straight up asked me for the D twice in one week. The crazy ones are always the freakiest.
by Biscuit Butter August 4, 2021

Unlike its plastic poultry predecessor 🐤, "rubber duck debugging," this cheeky version, "Silly-Goose Debugging" comes with encouraging head tilts, well-timed sass 😏, and the inevitable 'silly goose' when you forget something as tragic as a semicolon 😱💀. Silly-Goose Debugging is what happens when a programmer vents their code confusion to a trusted human—usually a friend, partner, or unsuspecting bystander🤔—who doesn’t speak fluent code but somehow ends up dissecting your logic like a crime scene investigator 🕵️. They’ll patiently ask you to walk through each step like you're wiring a spaceship with spaghetti and hope 🍝🚀, then hit you with, "Wait… so you meant for it to skip that part?" By the end, you’re fully goosified🪿: bug squashed💪, logic sharpened😎, and ego mildly bruised (in the best way) 😅.
❗Note:
Silly-Goose Debugging isn’t about technical expertise—it’s about breaking down complex logic by verbalizing it with someone who helps you see things differently. It works because explaining things simply forces clarity, and a fresh perspective (even from a non-coder) can work wonders.
This term is perfect for anyone who’s ever solved a bug just by talking it out with a supportive human instead of a squeaky plastic duck.🤪
❗Note:
Silly-Goose Debugging isn’t about technical expertise—it’s about breaking down complex logic by verbalizing it with someone who helps you see things differently. It works because explaining things simply forces clarity, and a fresh perspective (even from a non-coder) can work wonders.
This term is perfect for anyone who’s ever solved a bug just by talking it out with a supportive human instead of a squeaky plastic duck.🤪
Example: "I couldn’t figure out why my function wasn’t returning the right value, so I did some Silly-Goose Debugging with my partner. As I explained each step, they kept stopping me with totally non-tech questions like, "Wait, why did it do that?"—and before I knew it, I was officially goosified. That back-and-forth made me realize I was missing a return statement. They didn’t even know what a loop was, but their outside-the-box questions led me straight to the fix."
by BlaZinBee July 31, 2025
