goat
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- noun
- /ɡoʊt/
:
cabra
- Vegetables are grown on the terraces, and goats graze on the unterraced cleared area.
- dairy goat
- a herd of goats
- goat breeds
That that soap, goat milk soap, all that shit.
- That that soap, goat milk soap, all that shit.
- That night they let the goats loose inside their school building.
- Also staple and goat meat is all good.
- They see the rancher's wife with goats and the cat likes the goats.
- The Christmas goat is known as the Yule Book.
- Mountain lions eat the goats or chickens or pets, too.
- I think the baby goat jokes have not gotten old yet.
Examples
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Let's all watch the baby goats hop around.
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We've got three goats, like, all right here at our house.
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I got you some eggs and goat cheese.
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I think the baby goat jokes have not gotten old yet.
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My aunt and uncle got me goats in fifth grade.
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A Berber favorite, fresh goat cheese wrapped in palm leaves.
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Move the goats.
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They see the rancher's wife with goats and the cat likes the goats.
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Let's all watch the baby goats hop around.
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We're going to let the goats go back to pasture.
Synonyms
A farm animal kept for milk, meat, or wool
An animal like a goat with straight horns and a beard that climbs rocks
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Compounds
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A large white animal with curved horns that walks easily on steep rocky slopes
- Indian
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A goat from the Himalayas with a very soft undercoat used to make fine wool
A wild goat from Iran and nearby areas with large curved horns, seen as the ancestor of farm goats
A zodiac sign for people born between December 22 and January 19, shown as a goat
- Specialized
A wild animal like a goat with antelope features that lives in mountains and forests
- Offensive
A ring made of leather and animal hair that you wear around the penis during sex
- Literature
A countryside spirit who looks after fields and sheep with goat legs and horns
- US
A European grass that grows as a weed and has sharp seeds that can injure farm animals that eat it
- Specialized
A tall bushy plant from Europe with blue flowers used in traditional medicine
- UK
A willow tree with many branches, broad leaves, and soft silvery flower clusters that grows in Europe and Asia
- Indian
A goat from the Himalayan region that has very soft inner hair used to make cashmere wool
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Etymology
Goat comes from an old English word gāt that simply named the bearded, hardy farm animal that climbs rocks and eats shrubs; similar words appear in other old German languages. So the word has long meant this domesticated animal and its strong, sure-footed image helps you remember it.