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That would appear to answer your question, Bean, if you accept that "goon" in the thug sense is a post-1920ish term.
Yes, I was interested in finding out when that meaning first arose. That's why I posted here, hoping someone with OED access would be able to find that out for me...
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Goon (not the show)
Bean 09/09/2002 11:02 AM ![]()
wild goose chase
wofahulicodoc 09/09/2002 11:57 AM ![]()
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doc_comfort 09/11/2002 6:08 AM ![]()
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FishonaBike 09/09/2002 2:56 PM ![]()
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Bean 09/09/2002 3:04 PM ![]()
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FishonaBike 09/09/2002 3:30 PM ![]()
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Bean 09/09/2002 5:14 PM ![]()
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WhitmanO'Neill 09/09/2002 6:04 PM ![]()
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Alex Williams 09/09/2002 8:09 PM ![]()
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FishonaBike 09/10/2002 2:32 PM ![]()
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Bean 09/10/2002 2:36 PM ![]()
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Bean 09/11/2002 1:10 PM
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