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Meanings of goofy in English

Ludicrous, foolish.

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Usage of goofy in English
1
Do they really need to wear what are often pretty goofy-looking caps?
The Irish Times
2
I mean, he looks goofy, and he's got that great deadpan delivery.
Feminist dot com
3
The doll's worth a lot more without the shoes and goofy platform.
Goodbye dolly
4
It was a goofy plan, but that meant Alex would love it.
The Vanished
5
John Biggs at Techcrunch wrote: Nokia is famous for making goofy phones.
The Guardian
6
Strange as it seemed, it all made some goofy kind of sense.
Silent killer
7
I had recently been offered two comedy pilots-bothwere for goofy dads.
A Life in Parts
8
I think people didn't realize how goofy Paulie was off the field.
The Yankee Years
9
As that demonstrates, Matafeo's comedy is goofy and fun-loving as a priority.
The Guardian
10
She let loose with what she feared was a completely goofy grin.
Take a Chance on Me
11
Which is you described me in that piece as almost goofy looking.
The new yorker
12
His own cheek was reddening now, but he managed a goofy grin.
Swan Song
13
Or it was a goofy time with foam swords and false bravado.
Wired
14
It was a goofy-looking thing, but it was a smile, I guess.
Mortal Allies
15
This goofy performance cracked up the whole team, even Jenny and Harrow.
You can't stop me
16
You don't even wear a goofy wig or a hat for disguise.
The abduction
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