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gooser

gooser noun: a decisive blow; a finisher or settler.

Noun

gooser (plural goosers)

  1. (UK, obsolete, slang) A decisive blow; a finisher or settler.

Forms of gooser

pluralgoosers

Origin of gooser

From goose + -er. Compare cook someone's goose.

Questions about gooser

What does gooser mean?
Gooser means a decisive blow; a finisher or settler.
What part of speech is gooser?
Gooser is a noun.
What is the plural of gooser?
The plural of gooser is goosers.

Words near gooser in the dictionary

  1. goosepimpled
  2. goosepimples
  3. goosepimply
  4. goosequill
  5. goosequills
  6. gooser
  7. gooseries
  8. goosers
  9. goosery
  10. gooses
  11. gooses up

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