goobers
- noun
- /ˈɡuːbərz/
- Informal
- At the baseball game, he bought a bag of goobers to share with his friends.
Examples
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You can add chopped goobers to cookies for extra crunch and flavor.
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She salted a bowl of goobers to set out at the summer picnic.
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I love to snack on goobers while watching movies.
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Do you want some goobers with your soda?
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At the baseball game, he bought a bag of goobers to share with his friends.
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I love to snack on goobers while watching movies.
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Do you want some goobers with your soda?
Synonyms
A small seed that grows in a pod underground and is eaten as a snack
A peanut in its shell that usually has two seeds
A small shell from the peanut plant that holds two nuts often eaten as a snack
A peanut that is still in its shell, often with two nuts inside
A dry pod on the peanut plant that has two seeds you can eat
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Etymology
Goobers for peanuts comes from an African word nguba that was brought to the American south and became goober in English. So goobers simply means 'peanuts' and is an informal name for that snack.