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A derogatory play on words equating liberals to being goofballs, ‘goof’ short for ‘goofy’ … ‘nads’ short for “gonads.” So, you are suppose to draw the conclusion that a ‘goofnad’ is a ‘goofy nut’ liberal.
A goofnad is coming up the street! Wait, I think that person could be a moonbat...no, I was right! That person is a goofnad.
Goofnad by fbthompson3 August 7, 2014
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A goofy autistic person. Usually used as an insult when someone says something stupid.
Was that a stutter? Your such a goofna.

You sound stupid you goofna.

That kid is such a goofna.
goofna by AquaticMilk February 22, 2023
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Goo-Fado - Goofy by nature. Natually goofy without trying. Funny without trying to be funny. crazy
that sales man is goofado.
Goofado by JDMrolla September 2, 2011
A dumb ass that doesn't have a clue and iritates the shit out of you.
Tell that goofwad to leave me alone while I'm on the phone!
Goofwad by Webster January 26, 2004
variant on goon, to describe someone who is an idiot, or just slow. Someone who noone likes
The kid is such a goonad
goonad by Brabbs July 15, 2006

goofadelic 

Goofadelic is used to describe a goofy action. Particularly actions that are spazy and uncalled for yet still slightly funny.
Person one: Dude, quit doing that dance, it's so goofadelic.

Person two: I don't care it's funny!

Person one: It was funny five hours ago, just stop.

Person two: *continues doing the dance*
goofadelic by dumpbuster January 12, 2014
Another term for 'gonad', or balls.
Goonad was actually used by batshit Colonel Custer in the film Little Big Man, in an amusing segment.
Goonad by Thoringerveer February 28, 2019
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