Goad (disambiguation)

Goad (disambiguation)

Goad may refer to:

* Goad, a farming implement used to spur livestock
** Ankus, a goad used for elephants
** a Cattle prod

As a surname:
* Jim Goad, controversial American author and publisher
* Philip Goad, an Australian academic and Professor of Architecture
* Amanda Goad, 1992 Scripps National Spelling Bee winner


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