goat locker
The Chief Petty Officers' private mess or quarters.
Definitions
The lounge, mess, or quarters aboard ship reserved for Chief Petty Officers, off-limits to junior sailors.
goat locker In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
US Navy slang; 'goats' being an old nickname for the senior chiefs.
People Also Ask
What is the 'goat locker'?
It's the lounge, mess, or quarters aboard a Navy ship reserved for Chief Petty Officers and off-limits to junior sailors.
Why is it called the goat locker?
'Goats' is an old Navy nickname for the senior chiefs, so their private space became the 'goat locker.'
Can junior sailors enter the goat locker?
No — it's the chiefs' domain, and junior enlisted are generally not welcome without invitation.
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