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- noun someone who
goofs
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Examples
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Her site, which she runs from her farm in northern California, offers hundreds of spells and potions, including "attraction powder" to draw a loved one, and "goofer" dust, made with dead spiders, to make an enemy sick — or worse.
Need a Job? Losing Your House? Who Says Hoodoo Can't Help? Cameron McWhirter 2010
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Actually the boys planned on using salt in Crossroad Blues until they were told by George Darrow that goofer dust was better.
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Just remember there's no substitute for petting the head of a manta ray - softer than goofer feathers.
Boing Boing 2008
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Her site offers hundreds of spells and potions, including 'attraction powder' and 'goofer' dust.
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And we use goofer, goofer girl, little lady, and oddest, kooker monker, a warping of kooky monkey.
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I mean, that ` s what they do with all their goofing, "SNL" pretty much an equal opportunity offender or goofer, however you want to put it.
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And we use goofer, goofer girl, little lady, and oddest, kooker monker, a warping of kooky monkey.
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Many of us think of him only as a charming, inventive and carefree goofer.
August 29th Poetic Ticker Clicking Rus Bowden 2006
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Many of us think of him only as a charming, inventive and carefree goofer.
Archive 2006-08-01 Rus Bowden 2006
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One stone hit a goofer and knocked it down; in'stantly, one of the Fuzzies ran forward and brained it with his club.
The Fuzzy Papers Piper, H. Beam 1962
jabberwocky commented on the word goofer
a silly gopher?
December 30, 2008
strev commented on the word goofer
One who applies goo?
June 14, 2009