From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishgoofygoof‧y /ˈɡuːfi/ adjective informalSTUPID/NOT SENSIBLEstupid or sillyA goofy grin spread across her face when she saw the card.Examples from the Corpusgoofy• Now Fox carries the All-Star Game, complete with its goofy comet-puck.• You know, another of those books with unmemorable titles and a goofyfront cover.• On her travels she's there with a goofygrin and a different pose for every occasion.• I look goofy in that picture.• So much for the dissentingargument of some goofy liberals that requiring uniforms would be an added financialburden for the poor.• Now what do you say to a goofy question like that?• I learned he had the same goofysense of humor I was cursed with.