There are two suggested sources. One based on the fact that racehorses had a goat for company to keep them quiet. If you stole the goat you upset the horse and his owner. The other based on an old French expression "prendre le chevre" meaning to take ones goat and thus deprive one of its milk, an inconvenience before the days of supermarkets.
It means to make one angry. It has been said that it comes from horse racing. Racing horses are high strung and skittish. They often have a goat as a companion to relax them. It is said that if the goat was stolen, the horse would do poorly in the race. "We got your goat!" But this is not been proven to be true. It seems to come from American slang about 1904.
The term "lost as Hogan's goat" is believed to have originated from the early 20th century in the United States. It references a goat owned by comedian Will Rogers, which frequently wandered off and got lost. The phrase is used to describe someone or something that is confused, disoriented, or directionless.
The phrase "hornier than a billy goat" is a colloquial expression used to describe someone who is extremely sexually aroused or eager. It references the behavior of male goats, or billy goats, which are known for their heightened libido, especially during mating season. The phrase is often used humorously or in a light-hearted context to emphasize someone's strong sexual desire.
A goat in Kannada is called a meke. Kannada is spoken in a part of India. Those who speak this language come from the state of Karnataka.
A billy goat (also known as a buck) is a male goat so the opposite would be a nanny goat (also known as a doe) which is a female goat.
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It means to make one angry. It has been said that it comes from horse racing. Racing horses are high strung and skittish. They often have a goat as a companion to relax them. It is said that if the goat was stolen, the horse would do poorly in the race. "We got your goat!" But this is not been proven to be true. It seems to come from American slang about 1904.
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The term "lost as Hogan's goat" is believed to have originated from the early 20th century in the United States. It references a goat owned by comedian Will Rogers, which frequently wandered off and got lost. The phrase is used to describe someone or something that is confused, disoriented, or directionless.
No. It's made from goat's milk, not the goat.But technically, yeah.
Take goat, take wolf, bring back goat, take grass, come back for goat
Goats.
The phrase hero to goat refers to someone who had an admirable status but fell to a lower status do to failure. There is no information on where this term originated.
Capretto or chevon
To "get someone's goat" is to deliberately provoke that person to an angry, ill considered response. The expression is "to let someone (or something) get your goat." Letting someone or something "get your goat" means reacting in anger to provocation instead of keeping your temper.
Angora goats.