| good cheer |
cheerful, optimistic, or courageous spirits. [3 definitions] |
| Good Conduct Medal |
in the U.S. military, a medal awarded to servicemen for dutifulness, efficiency, and loyalty. |
| good day |
used as expression of greeting or farewell in the daytime. |
| good evening |
used to say hello or good-bye during the evening. |
| good faith |
a state of honesty, sincerity, and good intentions (usu. prec. by "in"). |
| good-for-nothing |
having little value; worthless; useless. [2 definitions] |
| Good Friday |
the Friday before Easter Sunday, commemorated by Christians for the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. |
| good guy |
(informal) the leading, and morally decent, character of a fictional story. [4 definitions] |
| good-hearted |
having a kind, considerate, and generous nature. |
| good humor |
a pleasant, cheerful, amiable mood. |
| good-humored |
having or showing a happy, friendly, or pleasant state of mind; good-natured. |
| goodish |
somewhat good. [2 definitions] |
| good-looking |
attractive or pleasing in appearance; beautiful or handsome. |
| good looks |
attractive personal appearance; handsomeness; beauty. |
| goodly |
large; substantial; considerable. [2 definitions] |
| good morning |
used as an expression of greeting or farewell in the morning. |
| good nature |
a pleasant, cheerful, amiable disposition; geniality. |
| good-natured |
having or showing a pleasant, cheerful, easygoing, or friendly character or mood. |
| goodness |
the quality or condition of being good. [3 definitions] |
| good night |
used as an expression of farewell at night. |
| good riddance |
used to express relief that someone or something is gone or done with. |