Goose (noun)

1. A large waterbird with a long neck and short legs.
2. The flesh of a goose as food.

Origin:

Old english gōs, of germanic origin; related to dutch gans and german gans.

Examples:

1. The geese were flying south for the winter.
2. The farmer raised geese for their meat and eggs.
3. Roast goose is a traditional dish for Christmas.
4. The goose honked loudly.
5. The goose was known for its webbed feet.