2. (colloquial).—To ruin; to spoil. See Cook one’s goose.

1888. Cassell’s Saturday Journal, 22 Dec., p. 301. We was pretty

nigh goosed.

3. (cobblers’).—To mend boots by putting on a new front half-way up,

and a new bottom; elsewhere called footing boots. Cf., Fox.

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