goofer |
undefined |
As a noun goofer
is someone who goofs.
As an adjective undefined is
lacking a definition or value.
hoofer |
goofer |
As nouns the difference between hoofer and goofer
is that
hoofer is a professional dancer, particularly one who has paid his or her dues while
goofer is someone who goofs.
goober |
goofer |
As nouns the difference between goober and goofer
is that
goober is (southern us) a peanut while
goofer is someone who goofs.
goofer |
goofery |
As nouns the difference between goofer and goofery
is that
goofer is someone who goofs while
goofery is silliness, goofiness, silly behaviour.
goofer |
goofed |
As a noun goofer
is someone who goofs.
As a verb goofed is
(
goof).
goofer |
roofer |
As nouns the difference between goofer and roofer
is that
goofer is someone who goofs while
roofer is a craftsman who lays, or repairs roofs.
goofier |
goofer |
As an adjective goofier
is (
goofy).
As a noun goofer is
someone who goofs.
goffer |
goofer |
As a verb goffer
is to make wavy; to crimp.
As a noun goofer is
someone who goofs.
goofer |
golfer |
As nouns the difference between goofer and golfer
is that
goofer is someone who goofs while
golfer is someone who plays golf.
gooier |
goofer |
As an adjective gooier
is comparative of gooey.
As a noun goofer is
someone who goofs.
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