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goosely

goosely adjective: of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a goose or geese.

Adjective

goosely (comparative more goosely, superlative most goosely)

  1. Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a goose or geese.
    • “You are not your goose body and all the sensations attached to it. You are not your goosely thoughts and all the ideas that float through your mind as you talk toyourself. You are not your goosely feelings.2011, Louis A. Tartaglia, The Great Wing

Forms of goosely

comparativemore goosely
superlativemost goosely

Origin of goosely

From goose + -ly.

Questions about goosely

What does goosely mean?
Goosely means of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a goose or geese.
What part of speech is goosely?
Goosely is an adjective.

Words near goosely in the dictionary

  1. gooseish
  2. gooseless
  3. gooselike
  4. gooseling
  5. gooselings
  6. goosely
  7. gooseneck
  8. gooseneck barnacle
  9. gooseneck barnacles
  10. gooseneck loosestrife
  11. gooseneck pediment

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