goof-proof

1. mod. foolproof; not subject to misuse. This scheme is not goof-proof, but it’s pretty sound.

2. tv. to make something foolproof; to take action to see that something cannot be misused. See if this can be goof-proofed by Monday evening.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Anthoney	['æntəni]
Nurten	-	Turkish
Joaquim	-	Portuguese, Catalan
Koios	-	Greek Mythology
Adelaide	AD-ə-layd (English), ah-de-LIE-de (Italian), ə-də-LIED (Portuguese)	English, Italian, Portuguese
Meredydd	-	Welsh