Wednesday, June 24, 2020

Idiom of the Day: Cook Someone's Goose

Meaning:
      The Idiom "cook someone's goose" means when you upset somebody's plans or cause them to fail. When someone's "Goose is cooked", they have failed or been defeated.

Example:
      I heard James cooked his brother's goose after accidentally falling on his brother's science fair project.

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