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good googly moogly 

Root word, googa mooga.

Synonyms, WOW, Whoa, dang!

Origin, somewhere in the deep south; 18th century
GAL "Sir, here's your tripple cheese burger with extra cheese, extra meat, extra bacon, extra sauce, extra onions, extra eggs, extra onion rings, extra tomatoes, extra peppers, and extra pickles from Burger Monster where yes, it's bigger than your head cuz that's just how we do!"

GUY "Good googly moogly!"
good googly moogly by best_bet August 9, 2008

Good Googly Moogly 

Expression used when seeing an impressive back side.
"Good Googly Moogly, that chick has a nice Ace of Clubs."
Good Googly Moogly by Kreg Keagy August 23, 2007

good googly moogly 

new phrase used in a currently-popular rap song. also, (not that anyone would know but me) a phrase used in the Nick Jr. cartoon, "Maggie and the Ferocious Beast".

it means "good gawd!", "good gravy!", or, to be more specific, "got DAYum!"
"Good googly moogly, that thang is juicy." --Project Pat, Three 6 Mafia
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