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goofball

[ UK /ɡˈuːfbɔːl/ ]
NOUN
  1. a man who is a stupid incompetent fool
  2. a person who amuses others by ridiculous behavior

How To Use goofball In A Sentence

  • I was in the 'goofball' part of my cycle, but it didn't matter. A Fire Upon the Deep
  • As his views and his persona both became better known, he was widely regarded as a goofball.
  • And a redheaded goofball named Grant sticks his fist in his mouth.
  • Desperate to extricate herself from the situation, she ends up at the "Cat Bureau" where she gets help from Baron, a living porcelain cat figurine with refined manners, a Puss-'n'-Boots-style of omnicompetence, and a couple of goofball sidekicks. Archive 2007-09-01
  • I was working my way down my normal jogging path on S Street in Dupont Circle when a little goofball on a skateboard - maybe 13 years old or so - was coming toward me and stumbled and fell in my direction.
  • Hollywood's show biz kids seem to take particular pleasure in pillorying goofballs, which hardly satisfies.
  • Sounds like exactly the kind of goofball comedy I love, but I'll almost certainly have to wait for DVD to ever see this one. "Crazy Heart" director plotting what would be just about the perfect followup
  • In Vanishing Point, a man known only as Kowalski gets hepped up on goofballs and bets that he can drive a white Dodge Challenger muscle car from Denver to San Francisco in approximately 15 hours.
  • Had not Wray come up with this magical concept, I would never have enjoyed so many hours in garages and basements with other like-minded goofballs as a teenager.
  • The false leftist view of America as an evil dictatorship has gotten to such a hysterical level that two goofballs writing for the left-wing website CampusProgress.org were actually debating whether supporting the home team in soccer reinforces Ameri- can “hegemony.” OBAMA ZOMBIES
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