goose

Related to goose: geese

goose

1. noun, informal A foolish or silly person. Often used as a playful term of address. Oh, Daddy, you're such a silly goose!
2. noun, slang A prank in which a finger is poked on or between someone's buttocks. Ack! Don't give me a goose, you pervert!
3. verb, slang To poke one's fingers on or between someone's buttocks as a prank. There has been a big problem with boys trying to goose each other in the locker rooms.
4. verb, slang To rev (a motor). The guy in the car next to me kept goosing his engine while we waited for the light to change.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

goose

1. n. a silly oaf; an oaf. Oh, I’m such a silly goose!
2. tv. to (attempt to) poke something, such as a finger, in someone’s anus. Freddy tried to goose me!
3. n. an attempt to goose someone. (As in sense 2) He tried to give me a goose.
4. tv. to rev up an engine; to press down hard on the accelerator of a car. Why don’t you goose the thing and see how fast it’ll go?
5. n. an act of suddenly pressing down the accelerator of a car. Give it a good goose and see what happens.

goosed

mod. wearing bullet proof vest containing goose down. He’s goosed and ready for whatever bullets come his way.
See also: goose
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See:
  • (as) silly as a goose
  • (one's) goose is cooked
  • (you) silly goose
  • a goner
  • a goose egg
  • a wild goose chase
  • a wild goose never laid a tame egg
  • can't say boo to a goose
  • cook (one's) goose
  • cook goose
  • cook somebody's goose
  • cook someone's goose
  • cook someone's goose, to
  • cook your goose
  • get goose bumps
  • get goose flesh
  • get goose pimples
  • go on a wild goose chase
  • golden goose
  • gone coon, a
  • gone goose
  • goose
  • goose bumps
  • goose egg
  • goose flesh
  • goose pimples
  • goose up
  • goosed
  • have goose bumps
  • he, she, etc. wouldn't say boo to a goose
  • Kill the goose that lays the golden egg
  • kill the goose that lays the golden egg(s)
  • kill the goose that lays the golden eggs
  • like shit through a goose
  • loose as a goose
  • not say boo to a goose
  • one's goose is cooked
  • sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander, what's
  • send (one) on a wild goose chase
  • send on a wild-goose chase
  • shoe the goose
  • silly as a goose
  • silver goose
  • the golden goose
  • the goose hangs high
  • the old woman is plucking her goose
  • what's good for the goose is good for the gander
  • what's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander
  • wild goose chase
  • wild goose chase, a
  • wild-goose chase
  • wouldn't say boo to a goose
References in periodicals archive
"Still in its early growth phases globally, Canada Goose has less exposure currently to demand from the Chinese consumer than most luxury goods brands," he wrote in a note.
The goose was taken to a wildlife rehabber in Poultney who says it may have a broken pelvis, but they expect it will survive.
If ever there were a purpose-built field gun, the M930 Snow Goose with a 28" ventilated rib barrel is it.
Many geese breeds have voracious appetites and spend much of their time grazing freely as grass provides the goose with the majority of its diet and nutrition.
It takes one-and-a-half days to prepare roast goose, chef Billy told a group of media people during lunch.
The result: an uncommonly smooth and balanced vodka, though Grey Goose was likely a hit for additional reasons.
Eventually, however, the goose seemed to realise it needed to get out of the way, so tried to fly out of the stadium.
A Facebook post is now being shared around the area asking people to turn out on Sunday to "support the lonely goose".
The other purpose for this hunt was to field test some new duck and goose calls from Mountain Screamer Game Calls.
I often hear a mature goose honking wildly to younger ones when the finely chiseled rowers approach and encroach on that part of the river where the geese are leisurely sidling.
This, however, does not apply for the majority of goose populations breeding or wintering in western Europe, which have increased considerably in numbers during recent decades (Madsen et al.
We once hunted geese with black flags on stakes, tires cut in half with wooden heads, and silhouette cutouts painted in Canada goose colors.
Few things are as iconic as a Christmas goose, but when it comes to translating that beloved holiday tradition into the wild world, many hunters throw up their hands and give up.
THE UPSIDE TO early goose season is, well, we get to hunt early.