gos·ling 
(gŏzlĭng)
(gŏzlĭng)n.
1. A young goose.
2. Archaic A naive or inexperienced young person.
[Middle English, variant (influenced by gos, goose) of gesling, from Old Norse gæslingr, diminutive of gās, goose; see ghans- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
- housemaid
- housemaid's knee
- houseman
- house martin
- housemaster
- housemate
- housemistress
- housemother
- house mouse
- house music
- House of Burgesses
- house of cards
- House of Commons
- house of correction
- House of Delegates
- house officer
- House of Lords
- house of mirrors
- House of Representatives
- house organ
- housepainter
- house painter
- houseparent
- house party
- houseperson