goated

English edit

Etymology 1 edit

Verb edit

goated

simple past and past participle of goat

Etymology 2 edit

From GOAT (“Greatest Of All Time”) +‎ -ed. Appears to have gained mainstream popularity around late 2020 or early 2021. Possibly influenced by goodt.

Alternative forms edit

G.O.A.T.ED, GOATED, GOATed

Adjective edit

goated (comparative more goated, superlative most goated)

(slang) Being or considered the greatest of all time; best
This restaurant's fries are absolutely goated!
- 2017 September 15, Alonzo Adams, “Paul George Calls Russell Westbrook The 'Triple Double King'”, in Sports Illustrated:
  "Congrats to the TRIPLE DOUBLE KING," George shared in an Instagram story on Monday night. "Goated Brodie @russwest44!".
- 2021 May 17, Tim Goldrick, “Migos goes full Michael Jordan with 'I'm back' fax”, in NBC Sports‎^[1]:
  Migos is back. And they're goated, too. The rap group from Atlanta announced their newest project in a way even Michael Jordan would approve of...
- 2021 October 11, Jamison Hensley, “Down 19 points, QB Lamar Jackson rallies Baltimore Ravens to epic comeback win over Indianapolis Colts”, in ESPN‎^[2]:
  "He's GOATed, man," Ravens outside linebacker Odafe Oweh said. "We're just watching history right there. It's an honor to see that."

Derived terms edit

goated with the sauce

Anagrams edit

dogate, dotage, togaed