“Shake It Off” and its accompanying music video are all about being a goober and dancing like an offbeat weirdo.
What goober lacks in intelligence he makes up for in impersonations.
goober at the Auto Show Rarely one to leave Mayberry, goober ventured out of town for the Raleigh auto show.
goober Fills in for Andy When Andy is called away from the courthouse, an enthusiastic goober volunteers to fill in.
After a little nudge from his enthusiastic cousin Gomer, goober channels superstar Cary Grant with this “convincing” impression.
The "goober," or peanut, is the special crop of this part of Virginia and Carolina.
goober Glory heard and felt that her own heart was surely breaking.
There was nothing to fear about this man, as goober Glory saw at once.
Does not goober Creek run down there about a mile in that direction?
And you don't know where goober Creek is, and which way it runs?
"peanut," 1833, American English, of African origin, perhaps Bantu (cf. Kikongo and Kimbundu nguba "peanut").
noun
[1970s+ Teenagers; fr goober, ''peanut,'' fr Kongo nguba, ''kidney, peanut''; first sense probably because the first syllable describes the goo that exudes from or is squeezed from the lesion]
