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What is "Goofed up big times?



 
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What is "Goofed up big times? Mon Jul 30, 2007 6:47 am  What is "Goofed up big times?		  
what is "Goofed up big times??" means??
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big time Mon Jul 30, 2007 7:10 am  big time		  
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If someone tells you they "goofed up big time" that means they made a huge mistake or did something extremely badly. It is informal English.

Note that you should say "big time" (not "big times").
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