goner

A person or thing that is doomed or destined for failure. If he jumps out of that plane and his parachute doesn't open, he's a goner. I'm a goner if my parents find out I dented the car.

(a) goner

a dead or dying creature or person. The boy brought the sick fish back to the pet store to get his money back. "This one is a goner," he said. John thought he was a goner when his parachute didn't open.

a goner

Something or someone that is dead, doomed, ruined, or past recovery, as in If this new drug doesn't work, he's a goner; or Without a working transmission, my car's a goner. Synonyms of this idiom, such as a gone goose or chicken or gosling , are no longer heard as much. [Slang; mid-1800s]

goner

(ˈgɔnɚ)

n. someone or something finished or nearly finished. The horse was a goner, so it had to be destroyed.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Nikkole	ni-KOL	English (Rare)
Tondra	TON-drah	Esperanto
Garrick	GER-ik, GAR-ik	English
Amie	AY-mee	English
Feidhelm	-	Irish
Finola	-	Irish, Scottish