GOOSEY


Meaning of GOOSEY in English

adjective

also goosy ˈgüsē, -si

( goos·i·er ; goos·i·est )

1.

a. : belonging to or resembling a goose

stretching out long goosey necks — D.C.Peattie

b. : foolish , stupid

2.

a. : affected with gooseflesh : scared

she had me quite goosey by her tales, weird and impossible as they were — Harry Lauder

b. : very nervous : skittish

a goosey horse … he hadn't been under saddle half a dozen times — F.B.Gipson

c. : susceptible to or reacting strongly (as by jumping in the air) to goosing : ticklish

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