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Goochie Goochie Goochie 

To be very cute. You say it when you are really old, or you want to be annoying. You have to say it repeatively, for it to work. The old ladies cats from Dj & The Fro are Goochie Goochie Goochie Goochie Goochie.
Old lady: Watch my cat video they are soo, Goochie Goochie Goochie Goochie Goochie Goochie Goochie Goochie Goochie Goochie.

DJ & The Fro: DELETE VIDEO!
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goochie mane 

The strip of fur between ones genitals and anus.
Rich: I'm thinking about getting my goochie mane braided into cornrows.

Libby: That's gangsta!

Rich: You ain't lion!

Goochie Flector 

1. A defence mechanism used to deflect a hand used to fondle the double chin.
2. A vaginal exercise
1. "She tried to tickle to my chin and I used the good old Goochie Flector."
2. "Before my boyfriend comes over, I plan on doing some Goochie Flectors."
Goochie Flector by Rowdy Rhonda March 2, 2009

Goochie Gang 

Gaggle of Fuck Boys
Goochie Gang, Goochie Gang, Goochie Gang, Goochie Gang, Goochie Gang, Goochie Gang.
Goochie Gang by LordoftheMemes February 27, 2018

forest goochie 

an old half chinese half cat lady who lives in the forest
Monique: "I'm stuck in the forest"
Yesha: "Don't let the forest goochies get you"
an expression of happiness especially when you are high
John gsve me a bag of Doritos when I had the munchies, and I exclaimed, "Goochie!"
goochie by lliw32 December 13, 2007

Goochie Pop 

An informal term for the vagina.
"Kimberly, did you wash your goochie pop while you were in the shower?"
"Yes mother."
"Good girl."
Goochie Pop by smilepretty May 23, 2006
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