noun
also goi ˈgȯi
( plural goy·im -ȯi(y)ə̇m ; or goys )
Etymology: Yiddish goy, from Hebrew gōy people, nation
1. : gentile 1a — often used disparagingly
sure that any Jew is … superior to any goy — Charles Angoff
our children won't fall into the hands of the goyim — Isaac Metzker
2. : a Jew who does not observe Jewish precepts — used especially by Jews
time enough for you to eat pork and be a goy — Charles Angoff