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goosed

Goosed vs Gooded - What's the difference?

goosed | gooded |


As verbs the difference between goosed and gooded

is that goosed is (goose) while gooded is (good).

Goofed vs Goosed - What's the difference?

goofed | goosed |


As verbs the difference between goofed and goosed

is that goofed is past tense of goof while goosed is past tense of goose.

Goosed vs Goosey - What's the difference?

goosed | goosey |


As a verb goosed

is (goose).

As an adjective goosey is

.

Loosed vs Goosed - What's the difference?

loosed | goosed |


As verbs the difference between loosed and goosed

is that loosed is (loose) while goosed is (goose).

Goosed vs Doosed - What's the difference?

goosed | doosed |


As a verb goosed

is past tense of goose.

As an adverb doosed is

eye dialect of lang=en.

Goosed vs Gooshed - What's the difference?

goosed | gooshed |


As verbs the difference between goosed and gooshed

is that goosed is (goose) while gooshed is (goosh).

Goosed vs Gooses - What's the difference?

goosed | gooses |


As verbs the difference between goosed and gooses

is that goosed is (goose) while gooses is (goose).

As a noun gooses is

(nonstandard).

Goosed vs Noosed - What's the difference?

goosed | noosed |


As verbs the difference between goosed and noosed

is that goosed is (goose) while noosed is (noose).

As an adjective noosed is

(of rope) having a noose.

Goosed vs Gooed - What's the difference?

goosed | gooed |


As verbs the difference between goosed and gooed

is that goosed is (goose) while gooed is (goo).

Goose vs Goosed - What's the difference?

goose | goosed |


As verbs the difference between goose and goosed

is that goose is (slang) to sharply poke or pinch someone's buttocks derived from a goose's inclination to bite at a retreating intruder's hindquarters while goosed is (goose).

As a noun goose

is any of various grazing waterfowl of the family anatidae, bigger than a duck.