单词	goon
释义	goongoon /ɡuːn/ noun [countable] informal Word Origin WORD ORIGINgoon Origin: 1800-1900 Partly from gooney ‘stupid person’ (16-19 centuries); partly from Alice the Goon, character invented by the U.S. cartoonist E. C. Segar Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS A bald-headed goon in a red blazer shot out of his seat and whacked me on the heel of my left foot. Anyway, there were just too many goons and cops around, and our group had left. Hell, those goons were in complete charge, with their car caravans, squealing their tires around, intimidating people. What happens if those two goons have a sudden change of heart and decide not to let us go? Whatever vanishing act had saved her from the goon with the gun, it had left her armed. You know: goons in bowling jackets with cheap cigars and 18-inch necks. 1especially British English a silly or stupid person2especially American English a violent criminal who is paid to frighten or attack people
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