Definition
Definition of GOAT - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
- Many call him the GOAT of basketball.
- Her performance in the finals proved she's the GOAT of tennis.
- The album is often hailed as the GOAT in music history.
Origin of GOAT
Acronym: Greatest Of All Time
Terms with GOAT included in their meaning
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food
Greek cheese from sheep's or mixed sheep and goat's milk
food
crumbly white Greek cheese made from sheep or goat milk
fashion goods
soft goat fleece from South Asia, used to make fine cloth
goat birth
gives birth to young, especially for goats
animal
young goat
goat breed
breed of goat with long soft hair
animal sound
sound of a sheep or goat
animal sound
making a sound like a sheep or goat
phonetics
sound of g as in 'goat'
animal origin
long silky hair from the Angora goat
textile material
fabric or yarn made from Angora goat hair
mythology
mythical creature part man part goat
material
soft leather from a young goat
animals
related to goats or goat-like animals
food
soft French cheese from goat's milk
mythology
mythological creature half human half goat
animal
wild goat with long curved horns found in mountainous regions
material
soft leather made from the skin of a young goat
animal
a young male goat between one and two years old
animals
type of goat known for cashmere wool
animal
goat-antelope native to European mountains
animal
female goat
material
gloves made from young goat leather
goat anatomy
decorative skin flap on a goat's neck
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- French:GOAT, ...
- German:der Größte aller Zeiten, ...
- Italian:GOAT, ...
- Spanish:GOAT, ...
- Portuguese:MELHOR, ...
- Chinese:史上最佳, ...
- Japanese:史上最高, ...
- Arabic:الأعظم على الإطلاق, ...
- Hebrew:הַגָּדוֹל בְּכָל הַזְּמַנִּים, ...
- Russian:лучший за всё время, ...
- Ukrainian:GOAT, ...
- Hindi:सर्वकालिक महान, ...
Definition of goat - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
animaldomesticated animal with horns and a beard
- The goat grazed peacefully in the meadow.
2.
foodmeat from a small farm animal similar to sheep
- We had spicy goat curry for dinner.
3.
- He became the goat for the team's failure.
4.
- He was known as the old goat in the village.
Images of goat
domesticated animal with horns and a beard 
meat from a small farm animal similar to sheep
Expressions with goat
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annoy or irritate someone
His constant humming is starting to get my goat.
annoy or irritate someone
His constant humming really gets my goat.
annoy or infuriate someone
His constant teasing really gets my goat.
to annoy or irritate someone
His smug grin really gets your goat, doesn’t it?
cheese made from goat's milk
I love adding goat's milk cheese to my salad.
cheese made from goat's milk
I love spreading goat cheese on my toast.
any wild goat living in mountainous regions
Mountain goats are often seen in the Alps.
female goat especially when mature or used for breeding
The farmer introduced the new nanny goat to the herd..
male goat
The billy goat grazed in the meadow.
cheese made from goat's milk
I love adding goat's cheese to my salad.
adult male goat
The old billy goat grazed in the meadow.
any goat breed raised for milk, meat, or wool
The domestic goat is essential for rural farmers.
very sexually excited or aroused
He was acting randy as a goat at the party.
god of fields and shepherds with goat features
Pan is a well-known goat god in Greek mythology.
male goat
The he-goat led the herd up the mountain path..
wild ungulate of the genus Capra, native to mountainous regions
The wild goat is adept at navigating steep terrains..
wild goat of Asia, ancestor of domestic goats, known for bezoar stones
The bezoar goat is found in rocky Asian mountains.
goat breed from South Africa raised mainly for meat
The Boer goat is popular for its fast growth.
large goat-like antelope with a shaggy coat
The gnu goat roamed freely in the mountain range.
member of Rupicaprini tribe with goat-like traits
The serow is classified as a goat antelope.
European grass with sharp seeds harmful to livestock
Farmers are concerned about goat grass in their fields.
large moth whose larvae feed on wood
The goat moth larvae burrow into tree trunks.
willow tree with large catkins and broad leaves
The goat willow thrives in moist, temperate regions.
herbaceous plant in Fabaceae family, known as French lilac
Goat's rue is often called French lilac.
Origin of goat
Old English, gāt (goat)
Examples of goat in a sentence
The farmer milked the goat early in the morning. The restaurant specializes in goat dishes. He bought some goat to cook for the barbecue. She was the goat when the project failed. In the office, he was often the goat for errors. The notorious goat was unwelcome at the party.
Everyone avoided the goat at social gatherings.
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- French:chèvre, viande de chèvre, ...
- German:Ziege, Ziegenfleisch, ...
- Italian:capra, capretto, ...
- Spanish:cabra, chivo, ...
- Portuguese:cabra, carne de cabra, ...
- Chinese:山羊, 山羊肉, ...
- Japanese:ヤギ, ヤギ肉, ...
- Arabic:ماعِز, لَحْم المَاعِز, ...
- Hebrew:עֵז, בָּשָׂר עֵז, ...
- Russian:коза, козлятина, ...
- Ukrainian:коза, козлятина, ...
- Hindi:बकरी, गोश्त, ...
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