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Noun

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silly goose (plural silly geese)

  1. (informal) A silly person; a simpleton.

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  • silly billy
  • sussy baka

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[edit] silly person
  • Danish: dumme gås
  • Dutch: domme gans f
  • French: bêta (fr) m
  • German: dumme Gans f
  • Russian: глу́пый гусь m (glúpyj gusʹ)
  • Spanish: bobalías m or f, bobatel m (colloquial)
  • Swedish: honk sille c
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