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goose cooked (to have or be one’s) [exp]

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Meaning:
- to get or be in a big trouble.
Examples:
- if you lie one after another, you will have you goose cooked.
- Oh! this place is for adults. If your father finds out that I have taken you here, my goose is cooked.
- After the evidence was presented, he realized his goose was cooked, and there was no escaping the penalty.
- She thought she could sneak out of work early, but when the boss saw her leave, her goose was cooked.
- If we don’t finish this project on time, our goose is cooked with the client.
- When the spy was captured, he knew his goose was cooked.
- The team’s goose was cooked after their star player was injured in the first half of the game.