General
gozzy
What does gozzy mean?
Chiefly describes someone cross-eyed or with a squint in Scouse usage.
"He's gone a bit gozzy."
Origin
Liverpool dialect word for cross-eyed, of local origin.
Frequently asked questions
What does 'gozzy' mean?
In Scouse (Liverpool) dialect it describes someone who is cross-eyed or has a squint.
Where is 'gozzy' from?
It's a Liverpool dialect word of local origin used for being cross-eyed.
How do you use 'gozzy'?
Use it to describe a crossed or squinting look, as in 'He's gone a bit gozzy.'
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