Definition of goneburger in English:

goneburger

adjectiveˈɡɒnbəːɡə

NZ informal

Doomed to fail; finished.
without government backing, the movies were goneburger
Example sentencesExamples
- Big cars were goneburger - or so we thought.
- If the Maori Party can win all 7 seats, the centre left are goneburger.
- The old carrot and stick method of motivating people is pretty much goneburger.
- If they keep him on, Labour is goneburger.
- By voting Labour they need the greens to govern and that is GONEBURGER.
- We reckon he's goneburger; it's just a matter of when.
- What if the test results come back and it turns out my ovaries are goneburger?
- Without it TV3 and Mediaworks, it would have been goneburger four years ago.
- It won't matter to me because I am goneburger anyway.
- I'm guessing he is goneburger now, because his rival will be the next WWE world heavyweight champion of the woooorrrrlld!

nounˈɡɒnbəːɡə

NZ informal

A person or thing that is doomed to fail.
if the election was later, he'd be a goneburger
Example sentencesExamples
- I didn't need my memory to know we were a goneburger.
- There has been a trickle of terror but, by and large, the whole calamitous narrative is a goneburger.
- Both New Zealand teams are goneburgers.
- Looks like the Warriors are goneburgers.
- Which ever way we figure this out KG, we are goneburgers.
- He just doesnt get the fact that he has cocked up and he is a goneburger.
- I can see him winning now by a small margin, but if it were in Feb he'd be a goneburger.
- Yup, total Goneburger on six counts.
- ACTt, with 1% support and no hope of winning an electorate unless it's gifted one by National, is a goneburger according to these numbers.
- But in all honesty the Argentina team are goneburgers.

Origin

Early 21st century: a fanciful expansion of goner.

单词	goneburger
释义	Definition of goneburger in English: goneburger adjectiveˈɡɒnbəːɡə NZ informal Doomed to fail; finished. without government backing, the movies were goneburger Example sentencesExamples Big cars were goneburger - or so we thought. If the Maori Party can win all 7 seats, the centre left are goneburger. The old carrot and stick method of motivating people is pretty much goneburger. If they keep him on, Labour is goneburger. By voting Labour they need the greens to govern and that is GONEBURGER. We reckon he's goneburger; it's just a matter of when. What if the test results come back and it turns out my ovaries are goneburger? Without it TV3 and Mediaworks, it would have been goneburger four years ago. It won't matter to me because I am goneburger anyway. I'm guessing he is goneburger now, because his rival will be the next WWE world heavyweight champion of the woooorrrrlld! nounˈɡɒnbəːɡə NZ informal A person or thing that is doomed to fail. if the election was later, he'd be a goneburger Example sentencesExamples I didn't need my memory to know we were a goneburger. There has been a trickle of terror but, by and large, the whole calamitous narrative is a goneburger. Both New Zealand teams are goneburgers. Looks like the Warriors are goneburgers. Which ever way we figure this out KG, we are goneburgers. He just doesnt get the fact that he has cocked up and he is a goneburger. I can see him winning now by a small margin, but if it were in Feb he'd be a goneburger. Yup, total Goneburger on six counts. ACTt, with 1% support and no hope of winning an electorate unless it's gifted one by National, is a goneburger according to these numbers. But in all honesty the Argentina team are goneburgers. Origin Early 21st century: a fanciful expansion of goner.
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