goody

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goody  /ˈɡʊ di/ ? Meaning of "goody"

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Definition(s):

  • (n) something considered choice to eat

Synonym(s)

delicacy, kickshaw, treat

Usage(s):

  1. Parents also complain about providing goody bags, which can add another $3 to $25 dollars per kid to the cost of the party.
  2. At the airport they teased me continually after that for being such a goody-good.
  3. Nah, that would have been too goody-goody.

Quotes

  • Simon Hughes, MP for North Southwark and Bermondsey in south London where Goody grew up, said: "Jade Goody was a Bermondsey girl who went from public ridicule and public rebukes to public respect and public sympathy."
    on Mar 22, 2009 By: Simon Hughes Source: guardian.co.uk

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