How goofy to imply that they would prefer lesser educated teachers.
As far as your denier issues, goofy websites with bias are not proof of anything.
Loud, goofy music playing was one of the best methods of self-soothing.
And wear those goofy minimalist shoes while you're at it.
Sometimes things didn't work out at all and all you had at the end of the day was your goofy friends, and maybe that was enough.
And nowadays, he'd probably be puttering around with motherboards and high-speed modems instead of all those goofy radio parts.
TV medical shows can be pretty goofy, especially when you're a surgeon.
Crane earning rave reviews for play, goofy online videos.
Here, guests get goofy, play games and try their hardest to make each other laugh.
But there is one trick that needs no goofy name or hyperactive introduction.
British Dictionary definitions for goofy
goofy
/ˈɡuːfɪ/
adjective (informal) goofier, goofiest
1.
foolish; silly; stupid
2.
(Brit) (of teeth) sticking out; protruding
Derived Forms
goofily, adverb goofiness, noun
Word Origin and History for goofy
adj.
1921, from goof + -y (2). The Disney character of that name began life c.1929 as Dippy Dawg.
Slang definitions & phrases for goofy
goofy
adjective
Silly; foolish; crazy; dotty •Nearly always has an affectionate and amused connotation: a goofy grin/ a goofy awkward kid/ And he looked, well, goofy(1921+)