Young+goose
51Lucy Young — is an American naval officer. In 1980 she became the first woman to qualify in Naval Air Combat Maneuvering. After that, she persevered and finally became an ACM instructor. At that time, female aviators were barred from combat duty… …
52gosling — [gäz′liŋ] n. [ME goslynge (see GOOSE & LING1), for geslynge < ON gæslingr] 1. a young goose 2. a young and foolish or inexperienced person …
53gunsel — 1914, Amer.Eng., from hobo slang, a catamite; specifically a young male kept as a sexual companion, especially by an older tramp, from Yiddish genzel, from Ger. Gänslein gosling, young goose. The secondary, non sexual meaning young hoodlum seems… …
54gosling — noun Etymology: Middle English, from gos goose Date: 14th century 1. a young goose 2. a foolish or callow person …
55gosling — /goz ling/, n. 1. a young goose. 2. a foolish, inexperienced person. [1375 1425; late ME goselyng; see GOOSE, LING1; c. ON gaeslingr] * * * …
56gosling — gos|ling [ˈgɔzlıŋ US ˈga:z , ˈgo:z ] n [Date: 1400 1500; Origin: goose] a young ↑goose …
57gosling — [ gɒzlɪŋ] noun a young goose. Origin ME (orig. gesling): from ON gǽslingr, from gás goose + ling …
58gosling — /ˈgɒzlɪŋ / (say gozling) noun a young goose. {Middle English goselyng, variant (by association with goose1) of geslyng, from Old Norse gæslingr, from gās goose + lingr, diminutive suffix (see ling1) …
59gos|ling — «GOZ lihng», noun. 1. a young goose. 2. Figurative. a foolish, inexperienced person. ╂[Old English gōs goose + ling ling] …
60Gosling — might refer to:*A young goose. *Gosling (band). *Henry Gosling Prize, awarded to young European artists. *Gosling Emacs, an Emacs implementation. *Gosling s Rum, a brand of Bermuda rum.People with the surname Gosling: * Armine Nutting Gosling… …
