Gooses [noun]
Definition of Gooses:
ambition, inspiration
Synonyms of Gooses:
● Desire
● Impetus
● Interest
● Wish
● Incentive
● Motive
● Reason
● Encouragement
● Impulse
● Catalyst
● Inclination
● Provocation
● Hunger
● Gimmick
● Angle
● Persuasion
● Incitation
● Kick
● Fire
● Action
● Disposition
● Spur
● Incitement
● Predisposition
● Stimulus
● Drive
● Instigation
● Inducement
● Suggestion
● Push
● Right stuff
● Predetermination
● Actuation
● Impulsion
● Get up and go
Opposite/Antonyms of Gooses:
● Depression
● Dullness
● Discouragement
● Block
● Prevention
● Deterrent
● Hindrance
● Hatred
● Hate
● Dislike
Sentence/Example of Gooses:
It’s common to see dozens upon dozens of geese nesting on the side of parkways on Long Island.
Fact is, their goose was cooked by going for 2 at the end of the third quarter to turn down 5 into down 3.
Every year, millions of bar-headed geese migrate over the Himalayas and have been doing so for millions of years.
To hear the creature talk about it makes my mouth as a brick kiln and my flesh as that of a goose.
The Kutchin make pretty pipe-stems out of goose-quills wound about with porcupine-quills.
The universal desire was for mamma to see him, and when the time came, she owned that papa's swan had not turned out a goose.
The declination axis is short, and is supported by a massive goose-neck bolted to the upper end of the polar axis.
Of waking dog, nor gaggling goose more waker then the hound.'
For a pen she would catch a goose, pluck a quill, and ask Billy to cut it.
Besides the oath of Socrates, “by the dog,” he is reported to have sworn variously by the goose and by the plane-tree.