Goose

What do we mean by goose?

Any of various wild or domesticated waterbirds of the family Anatidae, and especially of the genera Anser, Branta, and Chen, characteristically having a shorter neck than that of a swan and a shorter, more pointed bill than that of a duck. noun

The female of such a bird. noun

The flesh of such a bird used as food. noun

A silly person. noun

A tailor's pressing iron with a long curved handle. noun

A poke, prod, or pinch between or on the buttocks. noun

To poke, prod, or pinch (a person) between or on the buttocks. transitive verb

To move to action; spur. transitive verb

To give a spurt of fuel to (a car, for example); cause to accelerate quickly. transitive verb

In keno, the globe from which the numbered balls are withdrawn. noun

Any bird of the family Anatidæ and subfamily Anserinæ, of which there are about 40 species of several genera, as well as different varieties of the domesticated bird. See phrases below. noun

A silly, foolish person; a simpleton: in allusion to the supposed stupidity of the domestic goose, inferred from its somewhat clumsy appearance and motions. noun

A tailors' smoothing-iron: so called from the resemblance of its handle to the neck of a goose. noun

A game of chance formerly common in England. noun

A piece used in the game of fox and geese. noun

The European graylaggoose. noun

To hiss at; hiss down; condemn by hissing.

Any large web-footen bird of the subfamily Anserinæ, and belonging to Anser, Branta, Chen, and several allied genera. See Anseres. noun

Any of various grazing waterfowl of the family Anatidae, which have feathers and webbed feet and are capable of flying, swimming, and walking on land, and which are bigger than ducks.

A female goose (sense 1).

The flesh of the goose used as food.

A silly person.

A tailor's iron, heated in live coals or embers, used to press fabrics.

A young woman or girlfriend.

An old English board game in which players moved counters along a board, earning a double move when they reached the picture of a goose.

Words that are spelled similarly to goose:
goose, loose, moose, noose, gorse, roose, goode, grose, goole, gose, boose, oose, foose, goos, goost, hoose, glose, googe, goosy, gosse, woose, doose, joose, ghose, poose.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word goose:
anser, greylag, cackling, pochard, pintail, shelduck, wigeon, barnacle, foie, barnacles, coot, geese, eider, gander, mallard, bumps, plover, teal, rhymes, labrador, duck, gull, vodka, harrier, pagoda, grimm, gras, heron, swan, eurasian, rhyme, breeds, migratory, creek, nursery, hollow, feathers, egg, owl, chase, ducks, newfoundland, unrelated, breed, resemble, fairy, eggs, crane, cove, stakes, pond, prairie, bird, liver, subspecies, arctic, lake, brewery, lesser, birds, bay, tributary, wild, neck, marsh, grey, chicken, fat, breeding, nest, refuge, eagle, tales, step, snow, golden, meat, hunting, island, trail, green, swimming, christmas, somewhat.

Words that rhyme with goose:
loose, obtuse, use, abuse, produce, induce, introduce, juice, diffuse, abstruse, reduce, deuce, deduce, excuse, spruce, recluse, nous, sluice, moose, truce, profuse, noose, seduce, luce, mousse, reuse, chartreuse, disabuse, misuse, caboose, zeus, reproduce, duce, bruce, footloose, douce, prepuce, coos, disuse, reintroduce, seuss, boose, yous, foose, let loose, pruce, cuisse, hoose, substance abuse, neuss, on the loose, break loose, grape juice, tyus, apple juice, il duce, overproduce, in use, drug abuse, carnal abuse, carrot juice, child abuse, out of use, robert the bruce, colorado spruce, gastric juice, hair mousse, engelmann spruce, pineapple juice, alcohol abuse, pancreatic juice, orange juice, reuss, colorado blue spruce, cruce, black spruce, fruit juice, lemon juice, slip noose, tomato juice, chocolate mousse, cranberry juice, drug of abuse, preuss, white spruce, yellow spruce, flag of truce, norway spruce, douglas spruce, silver spruce, druce, alcoholic abuse, grapefruit juice, running noose, siberian spruce, red spruce, tobacco juice, asmus, context of use, cancer juice.

Adjectives that are often used to describe goose:
wild, little, old, golden, silly, fat, white, fronted, gray, common, roast, grey, young, domestic, big, green, egyptian, blue, tame, poor, footed, dear, fine, roasted, lesser, canadian, headed, dead, live, solan, hawaiian, brent, stupid, winged, stuffed, cooked, barnacle, beautiful, chinese, cold, lone, plucked, breasted, male, sacred, female, famous, emperor, ruddy, solitary, giant, proverbial, perfect, canada, polish, huge, nice, plump, necked, boiled, duck, royal, brown, pampered, sized, angry, noble, rare, enormous, pound, lonely, grown.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective goose:
chase, flesh, bumps, quill, step, girl, grease, pimples, egg, neck, liver, grass, skin, quills, chases, eggs, feathers, fat, creek, pie, feather, foot, wing, hunting, barnacles, herd, down, shooting, necks, steppers, steps, girls, pen, meat, barnacle, gun, berries, oil, dung, breast, pate, fish, nest, shot, shaft, boy, dealer, wings, lake, geese, bump, blood, livers, bone, cap, hunters, errand, head, eye, pye, river, gibbie, fashion, berry, tree, pond, flock, feet, chasing, club, greens, pens, island, summer, scheme, back, giblets, cackle, chace, raising, flies, stop, cry, pies, hunt, hunter, breeding, decoys, expedition, pimple, bones, riding, rancher, bill.

Consonant match to goose:
gas, guess, gauss, geese, goss, gus, geise, gosse, guss, guice, gass, ghess, geiss.

Words that sound like goose:
goose, gousse, gas, guess, geese, gus, gass, goss, gues, goos, guss, gauss, gis, gosse, giss, gesse, guice, geise, gasse, geiss, gss, gsw, ghess, gohs, coos, coeus, goes, guys, gaze, goo, guise, gooey, gays, gauze, gos, gu, gooch, gaz, goosey, gose, gies, goofs, gause, giz, gase, gise, goosed, guo, gaes, gez, guth, guez, gou, goz, gaus, guu, gaws, geis, goys, guis, gaas, goost, ghu, gusa, gahs, goops, guw, juice, juce, juss, case, cuss, cuz, cus, cass, cas, cos, couse, cous, kass, kas, coss, coups, kess, cace, kayce, kaas, casse, cayce, kace, juse, cooze, caisse, cys, khas, kasse, cauce, euss, cosse, cohse.