goosey

• Adjetivo antigo que significa tolo, sem noção ou ingênuo; também é usado para descrever uma pessoa nervosa ou medrosa.

An old-fashioned adjective meaning foolish, silly, or simple-minded; also used to describe someone who is nervous or jumpy.

1. Stupid or sillyB2informal

   Having or revealing a lack of intelligence or good judgment; foolish.

   Tolo

   • That was a goosey idea to jump into the pool fully clothed.
   • He made a goosey mistake by forgetting the meeting entirely.
   • Don't be so goosey; think before you act.

   Sinônimosdaftdizzyempty-headedfeatherbrainedfoolishgiddyharebrainedscatterbrainedsillystupid

   Antônimoscleverintelligentsmartwise

2. Nervous or jumpyC1informal

   Feeling uneasy, apprehensive, or causing a feeling of goosebumps.

   Nervoso ou assustado

   • The horror movie made me feel all goosey inside.
   • She gets goosey before every exam, no matter how prepared she is.
   • Walking alone in the dark always makes him feel goosey.

   Sinônimosanxiousapprehensiveedgyjumpynervousskittishuneasy

   Antônimoscalmcomposedrelaxedunperturbed