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What is Goofballs?A term often used to describe a pretty girl when she does something adorable. Despite her sassy demeanor that often produces caustic one-liners that can put any cocky son of a bitch in his/her place, she has enough spark to attract a long list of Starbucksβ lovers. Jermaine: Homie, I wish I had a goofball to brighten up maaaa lyfe! Goofballs - meme gifGoofballs - videoGoofballs - what is it?Someone who acts funny or silly to make others happy because they themselves cannot, so they try to hide it and help others before themselves. L: wanna see how many socks I can fit in my mouth?! What does "Goofballs" mean?Your ride and die buddy. Someone that's aloof and silly asl and has something you don't (if you're a girl). Goof + ball = Goofball u/creativename62 : Soo, how'd you come up with Goofball Goofballs - what does it mean?west coast slang for crystal meth and heroin in the same intravenous shot. it is not to be confused with speedball (cocaine and heroin) jay: I got clear and black you wanna goofball? Goofballs - meaningSomeone who is silly or stupid. Also looks silly or stupid. A: Do you know Declan? Goofballs - definitionFormerly and through the late 1980s anf 1990s, slang for barbiturates. Later expanded in common vernacular to include benzodiazepines (such as Xanax and Valium). When cooking up a hit of dope, "I got a couple points of shards, too; you wanna slam a goofball?" Goofballs - slangA total idiot, someone who lacks any intelligence at all. my little brother is such a goofball GoofballsWhen you mix heroin and crystal meth together in a shot. West coast slang. That goofball sent me to the moon for hours. GoofballsA term of endearment between online friends, similar to "buddy", "bro", etc. Tends to be used when one friend does something silly or funny. "You're such a goofball :P" GoofballsThe act of inserting the entirety of one's testicles into the anus of another human being or animal. Brandon: Hey Chad! Let's give her the goofballs! |
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