Select the most appropriate meaning of the phrase in bold: Your so-called friend has cooked your goose.

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The idiom 'to cook someone's goose' means to ruin someone's plans, spoil their chances, or cause their defeat or downfall. In the given sentence, 'Your so-called friend has cooked your goose,' it implies that the friend has done something to ruin your chances or disrupt your plans. Therefore, the correct answer is: 'To interfere with, disrupt or ruin something for someone.'

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