goofy

• Décrit quelqu'un ou quelque chose de stupide, amusant ou légèrement absurde, mais sans méchanceté.

Describes someone or something that is silly, amusing, or slightly foolish in a harmless way.

1. Silly or foolishA2informal

   Behaving in a silly, playful, or slightly foolish manner.

   niais, bête

   • He made a goofy face to make the baby laugh.
   • She told a goofy joke that everyone found amusing.
   • His goofy antics always lighten the mood at parties.

   Synonymeseccentricfoolishnuttyquirkysillywackyzany

   Antonymesearnestgraveserioussobersolemnstern

2. Ludicrous or absurdB1informal

   So ridiculous or absurd that it is amusing.

   Ludique ou absurde

   • The movie had a goofy plot that was hard to take seriously.
   • He wore a goofy hat that made him stand out in the crowd.
   • The situation was so goofy that we couldn't stop laughing.

   Synonymesabsurdcomicalfarcicalfoolishludicrouspreposterousridiculoussillywackyzany

   Antonymesgraveserioussolemnstern

• Personne stupide, maladroite ou excentrique, souvent de manière comique ou absurde.

A noun referring to a silly, foolish, or eccentric person.

1. Silly or foolish personA2informalamerican

   A person who behaves in a silly, playful, or slightly foolish manner.

   Personne stupide ou insensée

   • He's such a goofy; he always makes everyone laugh.
   • Don't be a goofy; take this seriously.
   • The class clown is a total goofy.

   Synonymesairheadblockheadbuffoonclowndopefoolgoofnitwitnumskullsimpleton

   Antonymesintellectualsage