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Never mind turkey, goose, free range chickens good as they may be.
2
The left fork would almost certainly lead him on a wild-goose chase.
3
He was in the position of the goose with the golden eggs.
4
Neither of you young things have the sense god gave a goose.
5
However, the knowledge of physiology of goose reproduction is not well documented.
1
Please may that be also the last such cuckoo letter this year.
2
Birds whirred from the heather and the cuckoo was in the wood.
3
Sir, -Am I the first to hear the cuckoo this year?
4
Each spring, the Times of London has letters about the first cuckoo.
5
The cuckoo was king of Egypt and of the whole of Phoenicia.
1
It's just about here that I was calling a Heinie a jackass.
2
It was, as Toby told us, a laughing-jackass, or a gigantic kingfisher.
3
And afterwards the jackass-fool made matters worse by calling me 'his darling.'
4
You're the Purser, I suppose, detected keeping a jackass among the poultry!
5
Ours must be a generation that stands athwart history yelling, Hey, jackass!
1
On the practice courts another really zany Team Murray forfeit going on.
2
Feet prints:The revival of Celia Birtwell and her zany prints continues apace.
3
So there he caught me lying like a zany on the ground.
4
She had been so wild and zany when he first met her.
5
The tone is as zany and as thoughtful as everything he writes.
1
My position in the company is dependent upon this bozo's crummy opinion.
2
Which is a bozo answer -and was curious and clever in school.
3
I had to keep this bozo from bringing the hammer down.
4
He was bawling like a complete bozo, and making about as much sense.
5
This bozo probably didn't know or care whether the crops needed rain or manure.
1
Pete let the twat remark pass, and for that Jack was grateful.
2
I don't trust the twat -and, besides, we're here for us.
3
The company receptionist twat hissed, 'Call back later,' then clicked off.
4
We could be here for days waiting for this twat to get sober.'
5
If I remember correctly, that twat Níels was trying to avoid telling her.
1
I don't suppose she noticed it at all, the little fathead.
2
Then she turned to me, and with a brazen look said, 'All right, fathead.
3
Much good that would have done your wife, you fathead!
4
They studied your request and the words 'fat chance' and 'fathead' got mentioned a few times.
5
His fathead of a father called up.
1
I was a goofball, but I guess normal, and people could relate.
2
He comes across as sort of a goofball, but he's awfully intelligent.
3
Last season 93 defenders were dispossessed more often than the league's top-ranked goofball.
4
As a politician, he cultivates an image as an affable goofball.
5
He's a professional climber, filmmaker, and world-class goofball who resides in Boulder, Colorado.
1
One more minute; then he'd ask this goof to let him out.
2
He and Roland liked to goof-likedto have fun-butthey were careful.
3
You gaping goof, I don't have time to explain that to you.
4
It took several months, and there was one goof-up after another.
5
I know you think you're not worthy of it, you goof.
6
Art3mis: You're not holding up your end of our Q & A, goof.
7
And not, how is it the King puts it-ahyes-andnot 'goof off.'
8
It seems Twitter has been taking notes on Facebook's Cambridge Analytica goof, though.
9
And during filming, he frequently stepped behind the tavern's bar to goof around.
10
Some guys would walk, take short cuts and really goof off.
11
Mitchell and Pamela Shanti Pack goof around in between climbing sessions.
12
Now, Mamma, we can't let this goof stay here all night.
13
Remember all those other times he spoke goof to power?
14
Or you could goof and give the Germans a chance to mount another comeback.
15
We just did that as a goof on the commercial.
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It's a sci-fi goof perfectly built for a summer on its last green legs.
