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gone goose

Idioms  
  1. see gone coon.


Example Sentences

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It transformed me from sophisticate into gone goose.

From New York Times

Certainty was a gone goose, and the soul with it.

From Time Magazine Archive

Tom Dewey looked like a gone goose.

From Time Magazine Archive

The roar of applause was punctuated by waves of laughter as blonde ex-Congresswoman Clare Boothe Luce voiced the thesis of her speech: that Harry Truman is a "gone goose."

From Time Magazine Archive

These piddling nicks out of the President's "bedrock" budget were unimportant in themselves�committees of both Houses were making bigger gashes in other bills�but they convinced Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau* that Mr. Roosevelt's recommended $460,000,000 national defense tax bill was a gone goose in this election year.

From Time Magazine Archive