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A 'goonami' occurs when a goonsack is burst, spilling the precious alcohol everywhere.

The term originated in Australia.
Sack bursts on ground (usually on grass or uneven concrete).
People surrounding the sack start shouting goonami, and then get the breaker to buy another.
Goonami by Macquarie u waterpolo October 13, 2010
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googability 

the ability to be Google searched
Bethany Weigele will increase her googability by defining googability on Urban dictionary.
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Goonalino 

A highly insulting and useful word, which can be used in a variety of situations:

1) A person who is lacking in intelligence and unable to string a sentence together

2) A person who is physically impressive ( see hench) but who has no brain.

3) Someone who is fat and ginger.

The final 'o' can be lengthened to suit the purpose of the insult.
David Beckham,
Sylvester Stallone,
The Rock,
The Hulk.

'F*ck off you goonalino' or 'your mum is a goonalinooo'
Goonalino by Leonidas SkyFuhrer August 4, 2009

goonbiggun 

Can be used as a noun, verb, or adjective. Generally used to reference someone or their unexplained actions.
Get up and make me some damn chicken noodle soup ya ole goonbiggun
goonbiggun by Bcpndc February 28, 2018
(Modified from Tsunami)
To ejaculate mass quantities of semem.
Man, it had been so long since I was laid. I blasted her with a goonami!
goonami by Engrey November 10, 2008
Stupid fuckboi that doesn't know how to control his hormones around girls that have said no millions of times.
Goonabl by Bigballsmiggee December 28, 2018
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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Andrew Tate has mastered the field of larpenomics
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Boyfriend: Have a visit from Palmela Handerson of course!
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