go off on a tangent |
to switch suddenly from a main topic or course of action to another that is irrelevant. |
go off on (someone) |
(informal) to explode in anger or outrage at someone, usually with a burst of speech. |
goof-off |
(informal) someone who habitually wastes time or avoids responsibility; shirker. |
goof off |
to waste time, pass time idly, or avoid doing one's work |
goofy |
(informal) typical of a goof; silly, stupid, or foolish. |
Google |
a U.S. corporation that developed a popular and distinctive internet search engine. [3 definitions] |
gook1 |
(informal) dirt, slime, grime, or sludge. [2 definitions] |
gook2 |
(derogatory slang) a non-white person, esp. one of East Asia. |
goon |
(informal) someone hired to frighten, harm, or kill an adversary; hoodlum; thug. |
go on |
to continue. [6 definitions] |
gooney bird |
(informal) an albatross. |
go on record |
to make an official or formal statement of one's position. |
goose |
a wild or domesticated water bird that resembles a duck but is usu. larger and has a longer neck and legs and a more pointed bill. [6 definitions] |
gooseberry |
an edible green berry that grows on a prickly shrub related to the currant. [3 definitions] |
goose bump |
roughness of the skin that looks like the skin of a plucked goose. Goose bumps last only for a short while and are caused by cold or fear. |
goose flesh |
a temporary, roughened condition of the skin in which the papillae become erect as a result of fear, surprise, cold, or the like; goose bumps; goose pimples. |
goosefoot |
any of various weedy plants that bear small green flowers. |
goose grease |
the melted fat of a goose. |
gooseneck |
a slender object or part that curves like the neck of a goose, such as flexible metal pipe or the flexible stems of certain lamps. |
goose pimple |
a small bump on the skin caused by cold or fear. |
goose step |
a marching step in which the legs are swung high and the knees kept stiff and straight. |