How to pronounce “say boo to a goose”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (chiefly in the negative) To have courage and be assertive.

Practice Nearby Words

goose, play up old gooseberry, goose-step, play old gooseberry, grow some balls, goose up, grow a pair, outbrave, go to bat, gut up, give the bird, nut up, have a go, cook someone's goose, go big or go home, boogie, knuckle up, brass-neck, face out, take one's courage in both hands, put on a brave face, thumb one's nose, brogue, puff one's chest, go brrr, bold, brave out, talk out, roar, turtle up, talk turkey, buck up, act chicken, lower the boom, put a brave face on, macho up, bravado, boogaloo, have a pair, vent one's gall, accost, stick up, stand up on one's hind legs, bow and scrape, strunt, take a bow, throw caution to the wind, bite, ruck up, forshame, gob up, put it to, goof on, gather up one's courage, pluck up one's courage, show one's butt, cast caution to the wind, rear, buzz off, make one's bow, come up and bite, buck, flip the bird, come to the scratch, shoo, bust, square, broach to, walk turkey, boof, hang tough, shoot the boots, hoof it, come out swinging, cheek, go into one's shell, bite the bullet, break one's duck, outface, go at it, hawk, balls, rock the boat, broach, grasp the nettle, gove, take the bull by the horns, go snake, strap on a pair, bang down the door, talk up, gybe, go for your life, act the goat, lead with one's chin, guts, cheek up to, chance the ducks, peacock, go out on a limb

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