goofball in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for goofball in the English»Spanish Dictionary

goofball [Am ˈɡufˌbɔl, Brit ˈɡuːfbɔːl] N Am sl

1. goofball (barbiturate):

goofball

somnífero m

2. goofball (person):

goofball

memo m / mema f inf

goofball attr ideas/suggestions

estúpido

goofball in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for goofball in the English»Spanish Dictionary

goofball N

User Entry

goofball (dolt)

tonto(-a) mf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

These two bright kids are miles apart from the cute little pint-sized goofballs in most family pictures.

thechronicleherald.ca

They reveal him to be an opinionated, forward-looking thinker -- and a goofball.

www.businessinsider.com

He works real hard on the ice, but he's a bit of a goofball sometimes, which is awesome.

www.nhl.com

In some ways, it is playing the role of a goofball.

www.stuff.co.nz

Here, he is shown to be a happy-go-lucky goofball and easily gets distracted by food (being that his abilities apparently require lots of energy to use).

en.wikipedia.org

He comes off as something of a goofball, in love with the traveling life and his own childish sense of adventure.

time.com

His personality is changed as well; no longer an inept goofball, he is now a manic trickster seeking to unleash his twisted brand of laughter upon the world.

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They decided a fast marriage was funny, but also made sense because the characters are two impulsive goofballs who do nt approach their lives in a responsible, adult manner.

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Players who might've been considered goofballs in the regular season stepping up to win the hearts of their city as they shone in the playoffs.

thehockeywriters.com

I once took a bunch of goofballs by accident.

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