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Goose Step 

Military march originating in Prussia where a stiff leg is kicked high and brought down swiftly. It was used to display the health and strength of soldiers. It is most famous for it's use in Nazi Germany during drills or military parades. Most countries today refuse to use it because it is reminiscent of Nazi Germany. However, it is still used in North Korea and other dictoral countries.
From The Last Crusade:

Nazi General: "What does the journal tell you that it doesn't tell me?"

Dr. Jones: "It tells me that Goose-stepping morons like you should try reading books instead of burning them!"
Goose Step by Marky Ramone October 13, 2004
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Goose Stepper 

Someone who blindly follows a political or religious movement for the sake of nationalism or imposing their views onto others. The term refers the way Nazis used to march in line with each other. A Goose Stepper is similar to a "kool-aid" drinker.
Many devout supporters of the Republican or Democratic parties are nothing more than goose steppers.
Goose Stepper by Carl Stawicki January 16, 2009

Goose-Stepping 

Stomping around pissed off and screaming. Throwing stuff around. Mad and making sure everyone knows it.
Man I could hear Dolo Goose-Stepping all night last night at his girl.
Goose-Stepping by SoloDolo8 December 15, 2018

Goose-stepping 

Goose-stepping is when in a sport a leg is kicked up and the other leg goes back in order to confuse opposing players and throw off their focus on their target
John is goose-stepping around the other team right now!

Goose stepping

Bro I was goose stepping the whole way tho the house
Goose stepping by anonymous March 19, 2026

Stephan the Silly Goose 

A worthless, plastic goose figurine that is bullied and threatened when brought up in a conversation.
Thiccc Girl: “I love Stephan the Silly Goose. He is worth great sentimental value.”
Flat Loser: “If you bring up that goose again, he’s being launched on the roof, never to be seen again.”
The official march of the Third Reich of Nazi Germany.
Hauptmann Heikschlapps goosestepped all over, until the Allies shot him.
goosestep by Nicolai January 25, 2004
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I found your stash of blue movies under your bed.
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fache-couture 

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1. That Burberry scarf is so fache-couture.
2. That purple American Apparel hoodie is so fache-couture.
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Usage:
* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
* Can imply effortless weight loss, suppressed hunger, or being “powered by pharmaceuticals”

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