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googa

googa noun: a creature or critter.

Noun

googa (plural googas)

  1. A creature or critter.
    • “Mr. President.” “It's about time, gentlemen. Rick, do you need to drink in here?” “Yes.” “Here's the adventure. Some kind of alien...googa has infested the Kennedy Sex Tunnels. I want it hunted down and taken out.”2017 October 1, Dan Harmon, “The Rickchurian Mortydate” (0:44 from the start), in Rick and Morty, season 3, episode 10, spoken by President Andre Curtis (Keith David)
    • “Aw. She did break up with me.” “Hey, you'll find someone who loves you without a googa attached to your skull.” “You're just saying that.” “No, I'm not. You're a catch, man. You're real.” “I am real.”2020 September 3, Ben Joseph, “Cupid's Errant Arrow” (22:24 from the start), in Star Trek: Lower Decks, season 1, episode 5, spoken by Beckett Mariner (Tawny Newsome)

Forms of googa

pluralgoogas

Questions about googa

What does googa mean?
Googa means a creature or critter.
What part of speech is googa?
Googa is a noun.
What is the plural of googa?
The plural of googa is googas.

Words near googa in the dictionary

  1. goofy goober
  2. goofy goobers
  3. goofy juice
  4. goofy-foot
  5. goog
  6. googa
  7. googan
  8. googanism
  9. googans
  10. googas
  11. Googe

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