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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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GOOSED UP
Hi friends,
I would like to know if this GOOSED UP here refers to "have everything tied, controlled":
'But I've got to have a life, great drummer like him to keep everything GOOSED UP'
Thanks in advance, Jo.
I would like to know if this GOOSED UP here refers to "have everything tied, controlled":
'But I've got to have a life, great drummer like him to keep everything GOOSED UP'
Thanks in advance, Jo.
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I have never heard that expression used in my life. term=goosed tells me it means excited.
- I have never heard that expression used in my life.
- term=goosed tells me it means excited.
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I have never heard that expression used in my life.
However, the http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=goosed tells me it means excited.
However, the http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=goosed tells me it means excited.
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I agree with the Urban Dictionary.
... to keep everything [hopping / jumping / in a state of excitement / in continual activity / at a fever pitch / lively].
CJ
... to keep everything [hopping / jumping / in a state of excitement / in continual activity / at a fever pitch / lively].
CJ
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