• Dutch: brei
• Finnish: tahma

• German: Schmre

• Dutch: stroperigheid

Verb

1. To apply goo to something.

   They gooed their hair with some fragrant styling product.

See also

• goop
• gum

Etymology 2

Noun

1. An example of baby talk.

   The infant's goos and gahs were endearing.

Verb

1. To produce baby talk.

   The baby gooed, causing the parents to make sappy faces at it.

See also

• gaga, ga-ga
• goo-goo

References

Esperanto

Noun

goo

1. the board game go

Goo is a term for a slimy, shapeless mass.

Goo may also refer to:

• Goo (programming language), a programming language in the Lisp family
• goo (search engine), a Japanese web search engine operated by NTT Resonant Incorporated
• Gasper goo, a North American fish
• Grey goo, a hypothetical future mass of self-replicating nanobots

In entertainment:

• Goo (album), by the band Sonic Youth
• Goo (Transformers), a planet in the Transformers Universe
• Goo Goo Dolls, a North American alternative rock band
• Goo Goo Gaga, a character in the television series Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends

GOO may refer to:

• Gastric outlet obstruction, a medical condition where the outflow of the stomach is blocked.
• Goole railway station, England; National Rail station code GOO
• Guardians of Order, defunct Canadian company of role-playing games.

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