goober

• Sustantivo que designa la vaina del maní o cacahuete, que suele contener dos semillas o frutos; también se denomina cacahuate o maní en distintas regiones hispanohablantes.

A noun referring to the pod of the peanut vine, typically containing two nuts or seeds; also known as a groundnut or monkey nut in British English.

1. A2informalamerican

   A pod of the peanut vine, typically containing two seeds; also known as a groundnut or monkey nut.

   Cacahuete (fruto)

   • He bought a bag of roasted goobers at the fair.
   • She added crushed goobers to the salad for extra crunch.
   • The children enjoyed eating goobers during the movie.

   Sinónimosearthnutgoober peagroundnutmonkey nutpeanut

2. Silly or foolish personB1informalamerican

   A term used to describe someone who is silly, naive, or foolish in an endearing way.

   Persona tonta o ingenua

   • Don't be such a goober; it's just a joke.
   • He's a lovable goober who always makes us laugh.
   • She called him a goober for forgetting his keys again.

   Sinónimosdingbatdoofusdopedorkgoofgoofballnitwit