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goose
noun as in boost
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noun as in motivation
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noun as in persuasion
noun as in spur
noun as in mooncalf
noun as in schmuck
noun as in schmo
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noun as in softhead
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noun as in tomfool
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noun as in ninny
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noun as in poultry
noun as in fowl
verb as in drive
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verb as in energize
verb as in goad
verb as in importune
verb as in induce
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verb as in lift
verb as in motivate
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verb as in pique
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verb as in poke
verb as in prod
verb as in push
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verb as in raise
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verb as in spur
verb as in vitalize
Example Sentences
Don’t let the scoreboard fool you; it could have been an Orange Lutheran goose egg — so much so that Ellinghouse said he considered the game a shutout.
But there are a few ways Musk could goose Tesla’s earnings in the next 10 years, including through the acquisition of his artificial intelligence company, xAI, or SpaceX.
More than 1 million people paid cash money to see Bargatze perform last year and CBS is clearly betting that enough of them will tune in to dramatically goose up telecast viewership.
Mr Holston says he made the videos for "educational purposes", but wildlife experts say his behaviour is cruel and he's been labelled a "goose" by the state's leader.
He was, for example, appalled at the force-feeding of ducks and geese to enlarge their livers to produce foie gras.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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