Pronunciation: /ˈɡuːfəs/
noun a person who is foolish or stupid
A1 Goofus always forgets to bring his homework to school.
A2 When playing sports, Goofus tends to trip over his own feet.
B1 Despite his best efforts, Goofus often makes simple mistakes at work.
B2 Goofus is known for his clumsy nature and his tendency to break things.
C1 Despite his goofus tendencies, he always manages to find a way to make people laugh.
C2 Even though he can be a goofus at times, his friends appreciate his sense of humor and lightheartedness.
formal The goofus in the office always seems to be causing trouble with his careless mistakes.
informal Don't be such a goofus and remember to double-check your work before submitting it.
slang That guy is such a goofus, always messing things up.
figurative In the game of life, you don't want to be a goofus making all the wrong moves.
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