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Goosnogala 

Derivative of Goosnoggi. However, the saying does change. Goosnogala is typically used to denote someone named Kamala or Frogala. The Goosnogala is not a witch like Goosnoggi, and typically lives in a nicer setting. Goosnogala is generally middle-aged and has a bulbous nose and eats fish.
Hey, let’s maybe refrain from visiting Goosnogala, I hear she’s pretty Meshuggeneh!
Goosnogala by Bünter June 2, 2025
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The battle cry of TMNT character and masked vigilante, Casey Jones.
"It's time to fight! GOONGALA!"
goongala by Kraul January 12, 2004
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Goongalass 

Another word for either a dull or short-sighted person (generally someone who doesn’t think ahead).
“Craig is a real goongalass for getting back with his ex.”
“My goongalass teacher just assigned us a third project in the same week.”
Goongalass by Ouedouard November 9, 2021

goongalar 

The Goongalar is a edit of the FNAF Security Breach character Vanessa made in the Freddit server around the time of the 2nd trailer for the game, after complaints were made of the model for Vanessa looking weird and unusual, The Freddit (fnaf Reddit) Discord server decided to create a weird and ugly looking edit of the screenshot with the most prominent feature being an elongated nose and a smaller mouth, this edit would later become a meme associated with Freddit
Discord Person #1: Have you heard of The Goongalar
Discord Person #2: (posts the Goongalar image)
goongalar by Crackos August 21, 2022
Anyone who is a fan of the Jersey Shore.
"Hey man, did you watch the Jersey Shore last night?"
"Hell no, I ain't no damn Goongala!"
Goongala by thejoker2508 September 25, 2011
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a lad that is such a lad that he is a proper lad
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person2: ya he was a proper lad
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Me: Poggers!
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So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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