Entity: GOONIES
Goonies refer to a group of likable oddballs, outcasts, nerds, and weirdos who come together as a unique collective.
GOONIES
Etymology
The term 'Goonies' is derived from slang and is used to describe a person who is likable but also an oddball, outcast, nerd, dork, or weirdo.
Definition
Goonies refer to a group of individuals who are seen as likable oddballs, outcasts, nerds, dorks, or weirdos, often forming a unique collective.
Historical Context
The concept of 'Goonies' gained popularity through the 1985 American adventure film 'The Goonies', directed by Richard Donner. The movie showcased a group of misfit kids embarking on a treasure hunt, highlighting themes of friendship, adventure, and camaraderie.
Cultural Significance
The term 'Goonies' has since become synonymous with a close-knit group of individuals who may not fit societal norms but find strength in their unity and shared experiences. It celebrates diversity, individuality, and the power of friendship.
Related Concepts
- Outcasts
- Nerds
- Oddballs
- Friendship
See Also
A term used to describe a person who is likable but also an oddball, outcast, nerd, dork, or weirdo, often part of a group of other 'Goonies'.