goofballness

noun

goofballness

noun

Etymology From goofball + -ness.

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Informal The quality of being a goofball.

  • That is pretty good advice to me because no one is going to fix my goofballness unless I do it.2005 November 30, Charles M. Callahan, Dealing With It: A Life, Infinity Publishing, page 13:
  • Anyone who knows me knows I am a complete goofball, and really have no problem with embarrassing myself or those around me, so to have my son play along and share in my goofballness is so touching.2014 May 23, Kim Goldman, Can't Forgive: My 20-Year Battle with O.J. Simpson, BenBella Books, pages 246-247:
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  • I had always thought I was the only goofball who had to be totally prepared for my goofballness. But Carson had to be totally prepared for his goofballness too! I felt like, Yeah for us!2021 October 5, Margaret Finnegan, Susie B. Won't Back Down, Atheneum Books for Young Readers, page 200:

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