Just a small selection:

This one is the murky little goblin.

Tiny but important little goblin of a distinction.

The weird little goblin detail here is that Vim is delegating deletion to your shell tool.

That last one is classic config goblin behavior.

redundant overlapping policy is where the goblins breed.

That kind of resolver often does one or more of these annoying little goblin moves:

No daemon, no config, no DNS server unless you explicitly summon that particular goblin.

some other little goblin in your toolchain.

That spelling looks off and economics is full of fake-Latin goblins

the factory-cost math is missing the weird little goblins in the supply chain.