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goo-goo
(goo-goo)
Pronunciation:
/ˈguːguː/
informal
adjective
1
amorously adoring:
they made goo-goo eyes at each other
2
(of speech or vocal sounds) childish or meaningless:
soothing goo-goo noises
Origin:
early 20th century
: possibly related to
goggle
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