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Definition of goofball in English: goofballnounˈɡuːfbɔːlˈɡufˌbɔl North American informal 1A naive or stupid person. Example sentencesExamples - Had not Wray come up with this magical concept, I would never have enjoyed so many hours in garages and basements with other like-minded goofballs as a teenager.
- And you know, I got to tell you, my brother's a little bit of a goofball.
- It's gotten to the point where the protesters are pretty much all goofballs.
- No wonder Jim Jeffords wanted nothing to do with these goofballs.
- By the pictures that I'm seen of him, he's a big goofball.
- As his views and his persona both became better known, he was widely regarded as a goofball.
- Hollywood's show biz kids seem to take particular pleasure in pillorying goofballs, which hardly satisfies.
- In fact, though, they are largely the same goofballs that show up wherever people meet to talk about free trade.
- Well, he's a goofball with a penchant for cracking idiotic quips during combat.
- The Folk Fest, on the other hand, has a town full of goofballs who insist that ‘headliners’ are what it needs more than anything else.
- This goofball has been showered with tens of millions of dollars by his American fans, who have even humored his fantasy that he can sing, or rap, or whatever.
- He's a goofball and always has been; you can see it in the pictures from his youth and from Vietnam.
- He doesn't manage to be a goofball every single moment, but there are aspects of his performance that are goofball-ish.
- I was working my way down my normal jogging path on S Street in Dupont Circle when a little goofball on a skateboard - maybe 13 years old or so - was coming toward me and stumbled and fell in my direction.
- Brad is the kindest person I know and the sweetest goofball on the planet.
- Are you going to roll on the floor laughing at these two goofballs?
- And don't worry, I'm developing a character and a costume and I'll make an extra effort to be the biggest goofball on stage that night.
- And a redheaded goofball named Grant sticks his fist in his mouth.
- When she's not doing some wild stunt - and she insists on doing the stunts herself - she's being a goofball.
- Cameron is a goofball about stuff other than health but he's so sweet about it that I just giggle.
Synonyms idiot, ass, halfwit, nincompoop, blockhead, buffoon, dunce, dolt, ignoramus, cretin, imbecile, dullard, moron, simpleton, clod 2A narcotic drug in the form of a pill, especially a barbiturate. Example sentencesExamples - Here's a little checklist to see if your fitness instructor is selling goofballs in the shower.
- In Vanishing Point, a man known only as Kowalski gets hepped up on goofballs and bets that he can drive a white Dodge Challenger muscle car from Denver to San Francisco in approximately 15 hours.
- I thought goofballs disappeared along with bennies, zoot suits and Vault of Horror comics.
Definition of goofball in US English: goofballnounˈɡufˌbɔlˈɡo͞ofˌbôl North American informal 1A naive, silly, or stupid person. Example sentencesExamples - The Folk Fest, on the other hand, has a town full of goofballs who insist that ‘headliners’ are what it needs more than anything else.
- In fact, though, they are largely the same goofballs that show up wherever people meet to talk about free trade.
- Well, he's a goofball with a penchant for cracking idiotic quips during combat.
- Hollywood's show biz kids seem to take particular pleasure in pillorying goofballs, which hardly satisfies.
- Had not Wray come up with this magical concept, I would never have enjoyed so many hours in garages and basements with other like-minded goofballs as a teenager.
- No wonder Jim Jeffords wanted nothing to do with these goofballs.
- This goofball has been showered with tens of millions of dollars by his American fans, who have even humored his fantasy that he can sing, or rap, or whatever.
- By the pictures that I'm seen of him, he's a big goofball.
- Cameron is a goofball about stuff other than health but he's so sweet about it that I just giggle.
- When she's not doing some wild stunt - and she insists on doing the stunts herself - she's being a goofball.
- And a redheaded goofball named Grant sticks his fist in his mouth.
- And don't worry, I'm developing a character and a costume and I'll make an extra effort to be the biggest goofball on stage that night.
- And you know, I got to tell you, my brother's a little bit of a goofball.
- Brad is the kindest person I know and the sweetest goofball on the planet.
- I was working my way down my normal jogging path on S Street in Dupont Circle when a little goofball on a skateboard - maybe 13 years old or so - was coming toward me and stumbled and fell in my direction.
- He doesn't manage to be a goofball every single moment, but there are aspects of his performance that are goofball-ish.
- As his views and his persona both became better known, he was widely regarded as a goofball.
- Are you going to roll on the floor laughing at these two goofballs?
- He's a goofball and always has been; you can see it in the pictures from his youth and from Vietnam.
- It's gotten to the point where the protesters are pretty much all goofballs.
Synonyms idiot, ass, halfwit, nincompoop, blockhead, buffoon, dunce, dolt, ignoramus, cretin, imbecile, dullard, moron, simpleton, clod 2A narcotic drug in pill form, especially a barbiturate. Example sentencesExamples - In Vanishing Point, a man known only as Kowalski gets hepped up on goofballs and bets that he can drive a white Dodge Challenger muscle car from Denver to San Francisco in approximately 15 hours.
- I thought goofballs disappeared along with bennies, zoot suits and Vault of Horror comics.
- Here's a little checklist to see if your fitness instructor is selling goofballs in the shower.
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