IPA: /ˈɡuːs.nɛk/
KK: /ˈɡusˌnɛk/
A slender, curved part or object, often resembling the neck of a goose, used in various applications like lamps or truck trailers.
The gooseneck lamp provided perfect lighting for my desk.
Gooseneck → The word is formed from "goose" (from Old English "gōs", meaning the bird) and "neck" (from Old English "necca", meaning the part of the body connecting the head to the body). The term "gooseneck" refers to the neck of a goose, often used to describe a specific shape or design resembling that of a goose's neck.
Think of the bird 'goose' and the part of the body 'neck' to remember that 'gooseneck' describes something shaped like a goose's neck.
No commonly confused words.