goof in Latin
goof in Latin is erro — goof means a mistake or blunder.
goof in Latin
erro
(US) To make a mistake.
What does "goof" mean?
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noun A mistake or blunder.
"That was a minor goof — nobody even noticed."
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noun A silly or foolish person.
"He's a lovable goof who always makes us laugh."
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verb To make a mistake, or to fool around instead of being serious.
"I goofed and sent the email to the wrong person."
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goof in a sentence
- That was a minor goof — nobody even noticed.
- He's a lovable goof who always makes us laugh.
- I goofed and sent the email to the wrong person.
- The kids were just goofing around in the backyard.
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What is "goof" in Latin?
"goof" in Latin is erro. goof means: A mistake or blunder.
How do you use "goof" in a sentence?
Example: "That was a minor goof — nobody even noticed." In Latin, "goof" is erro.
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