Definition of gooka-mooka

gooka-mooka

interjection

• Mild oath expressing annoyance or disgust: "Good gooka-mooka!"

  Last edited on Apr 24 2020. Submitted by Anon321 from Gainesville, FL, USA on Apr 24 2020.

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