goosed

Pinched from behind

Goosed is the past tense of goose, meaning to poke or pinch someone's buttocks unexpectedly: He goosed her as she walked by.

More broadly, to goose something is to prod it into action or give it a sudden boost: The announcement goosed the stock price.

Sales needed to be goosed before the quarter ended.

prank

pinched

Stole or squeezed tightly

prodded · mischief · horseplay · teased · playful · silly · giggle · laughter · slapstick · juvenile

surprise

startled

Abruptly surprised or alarmed

  • joltAbrupt forceful shake
  • shockViolent sudden disturbance
  • jumpedMoved by springing

flinched · yelped · squealed · gasped · shrieked · astonishment · taken aback · caught off guard · unexpected · blindsided

boost

accelerated

Increased in velocity

  • revvedIncreased rotational speed
  • juicedIntoxicated or extracted
  • ampedSlang for thrilled

turbocharged · supercharged · ramped up · kicked up · cranked · pumped · energized · sped up · increased · enhanced

annoyance

irritated

Slightly angered or bothered

aggravated · irked · vexed · hassled · badgered · nagged · provoked · antagonized · displeased · flustered

Opposites
physical contact intensity

goosedcaressed

Touched with tenderness

left alone · stroked · patted · petted · untouched

stimulation/activation

goosedsedated

Calmed by medication

calmed · dampened · suppressed · braked · decelerated

Phrases
Family

goose, gooses, goosey, goosing, gooseherd, Canada goose, snow goose

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG-13