Associations to the word «Gosling»
Noun
- Goose
- Rosalind
- Giles
- Ryan
- Diffraction
- Wilkins
- Java
- Jake
- Gnu
- Spears
- Ide
- Lorenz
- Chicken
- Bale
- Dunne
- Joanna
- Rooney
- Lars
- Paula
- Mcgregor
- Chick
- Raymond
- Stokes
- Cornelius
- Stupid
- Keyboardist
- Pheasant
- Dion
- Christina
- Bantam
- Helix
- Thriller
- Valentine
- Ebert
- Notebook
- Crazy
- Franklin
- Betsy
- Swan
- Mick
- Shields
- Mara
- Stunt
- Kinsman
- Addison
- Nicolas
- Dna
- Silicon
- Justin
- Booster
- Hoffman
- Randall
- Nelson
- Nigel
- Hen
- Seymour
- Starring
- Dalton
- Collaborator
- Hopkins
- Poultry
- Brad
- Duck
- Pascal
- Gangster
- Believer
- Natalie
- Rachel
- Programming
- Maurice
- Filming
- Bradley
- Emma
- Watson
- Platinum
- Ray
- Cock
- Dan
- Keyboard
- Lamb
- Stuart
- Pianist
- Vine
- Pig
- Actor
- Hercules
- Donald
- Newfoundland
- Betty
- Fracture
Verb
Wiktionary
GOSLING, noun. A young goose.
GOSLING, noun. A callow (immature, inexperienced) / foolish, naive, young person.
GOSLING, noun. (dated) A catkin on nut trees and pines.
Dictionary definition
GOSLING, noun. Young goose.
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