Goofy in Latin
Goofy in Latin is Stultus — Goofy means silly, quirky, or good-naturedly ridiculous.
Goofy in Latin
Stultus
A Disney character: a slow-witted anthropomorphic dog with a goofy laugh.
What does "Goofy" mean?
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adj Silly, quirky, or good-naturedly ridiculous.
"He has this goofy grin whenever he's embarrassed."
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adj Riding a skateboard, snowboard, or surfboard with the right foot forward.
"She rides goofy, unlike most of her friends."
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Goofy in a sentence
- He has this goofy grin whenever he's embarrassed.
- They made a goofy home video for her birthday.
- She rides goofy, unlike most of her friends.
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What is "Goofy" in Latin?
"Goofy" in Latin is Stultus. Goofy means: Silly, quirky, or good-naturedly ridiculous.
How do you use "Goofy" in a sentence?
Example: "He has this goofy grin whenever he's embarrassed." In Latin, "Goofy" is Stultus.
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