goose
/ɡuːs/Definitions
1. noun
A large wading bird with a long neck, typically having brownish-gray plumage and a distinctive honking call.
“The kids enjoyed watching the geese swim in the pond.”
2. verb
To move unsteadily or clumsily.
“After a few too many drinks, he goose-stepped his way out of the bar.”
3. verb
To tease or playfully push someone, especially in a rough or ungentle manner.
“The kids were laughing as they went goosey with each other in the park.”
4. noun
A type of fabric, especially a lightweight woven fabric with a soft, smooth surface.
“The new curtains were made of a beautiful goose down fabric.”