Associations to the word «Goad»
Noun
- Madness
- Frenzy
- Spur
- Fury
- Duel
- Beast
- Ox
- Rage
- Conscience
- Yoke
- Stick
- Gaines
- Fight
- Trot
- Plough
- Calling
- Gallop
- Prod
- Debbie
- Elephant
- Neck
- Action
- Steed
- Desperation
- Whip
- Bullock
- Ply
- Sting
- Provocation
- Quentin
- Mooring
- Horseman
- Plow
- Furrow
- Bearer
- Ramp
- Dexter
- Discus
- Temper
- Lash
- Fiat
- Strap
- Cigarette
- Triumph
- Rein
- Hook
- Cart
- Cattle
- Chariot
- Moving
- Chasing
- Lance
- Instinct
- Stimulus
- Clement
- Spike
- Spark
- Nail
- Cruelty
- Wilt
- Philip
- Bow
- Jim
- Luke
- Muzzle
- Tu
- Harriet
- Chance
- Kill
- Camel
Wiktionary
GOAD, noun. A long, pointed stick used to prod animals.
GOAD, verb. To prod with a goad.
GOAD, verb. To encourage or stimulate.
GOAD, verb. To incite or provoke.
GOAD STICK, noun. A stick used as a goad.
Dictionary definition
GOAD, noun. A pointed instrument that is used to prod into a state of motion.
GOAD, noun. A verbalization that encourages you to attempt something; "the ceaseless prodding got on his nerves".
GOAD, verb. Give heart or courage to.
GOAD, verb. Urge with or as if with a goad.
GOAD, verb. Stab or urge on as if with a pointed stick.
GOAD, verb. Goad or provoke,as by constant criticism; "He needled her with his sarcastic remarks".
Wise words
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