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[ US /ˈɡusi/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. having or revealing stupidity
    some fool idea about rewriting authors' books
    a dopey answer
    a dopey kid
    ridiculous anserine behavior

How To Use goosey In A Sentence

  • Sorry for the rant i just love this series and its like everyone is starting to be to loosy goosey with our movies! Twilight Lexicon » David Slade Gets Artistic
  • We're really kind of goosey here about oil spills," one fund-raiser attendee warned Sen. McCain. McCain Campaign, in Relaunch,
  • ‘Terms like democracy make me really goosey… they feel like clouds of methane gas to me, it means nothing,’ says Dery.
  • Why you goosey, that is the Royal Hotel light -- the electric light. Marguerite Verne
  • It's not my state, it's not my country, even, but it's a state that many people think of as a land full of loosey-goosey liberals types, a place for people who find other areas too constraining, and for a state with that kind of reputation to uphold this ban on gay marriage can only say to other, more conservative states that even the more "open" states think it's not okay. No Less
  • Average final score on the exam was 3.199 (a “B” - I round down to make up for my loosey-goosey grading impulses). Discourse.net: Grading Update
  • So much more fun than the Oscars, because the nominees tend to be more what my cousin Catie calls "loosey goosey", or what I call "drunk". Live blog: The Golden Globes – live! | Hadley Freeman
  • In fact, I wanted to make Fernandito a little bit more goosey, but the executives in the network were saying, ‘No, no, no, no.’
  • Why not a goosey lie-down at home? Times, Sunday Times
  • Another campaigner, Dave Dee, said: ‘I have gone goosey all over.’
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