goaty
- adjective
- /ˈɡoʊti/
- After hiking near the farm, his clothes smelled a bit goaty.
Examples
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The old barn had a distinctly goaty odor that lingered in the air.
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Some people enjoy the goaty flavor of certain cheeses, while others find it too strong.
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The cheese had a goaty flavor that I didn't enjoy.
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That dish tasted a bit too goaty for my liking.
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The cheese had a strong, goaty flavor that reminded me of the farm.
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With her goaty features, she looked like she belonged in a pastoral painting.
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The dish was seasoned with herbs that gave it a goaty aroma, characteristic of traditional recipes.
Synonyms
How Goat-like
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Etymology
The word goaty comes from the word goat with the ending -y, which means 'like'. It describes things that remind you of a goat, for example a barn smell or the strong taste of some cheeses, so we call those smells or tastes 'goaty'.