goof up v.
(US) to blunder, to spoil, to injure.
G.I. Laughs 130: [cartoon] Okay! Okay! Who goofed up? | ||
On the Waterfront (1964) 26: And don’t goof it up. | ||
Scene (1996) 233: I want it done [...] before somebody gets in that room and goofs up anything of value. | ||
Cunning Linguist (1973) 73: I had goofed up but foolishly sensationally. | ||
Go-Boy! 46: If somebody had goofed up, the sound of an open palm striking hard flesh would smack in the stillness. | ||
Tourist Season (1987) 222: If he goofs up, he waltzes into court, files a new motion, and fixes it. | ||
Tattoo of a Naked Lady 94: I swerved the Menace to make her goof it [i.e. makeup] up. | ||
Didn’t Nobody Give a Shit 45: It took a few near-accidents for Carlotta to fall in step, and even then she goofed it up. |