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goody
good·y 1 G0192900 (go͝od′ē) Informal interj. Used to express delight.n. also good·ie pl. good·ies Something attractive or delectable, especially something sweet to eat.
good·y 2 G0192900 (go͝od′ē)n. pl. good·ies Archaic A goodwife.
[Shortening and alteration of goodwife.]goody (ˈɡʊdɪ) interja child's exclamation of pleasure and approvaln, pl goodies1. short for goody-goody2. informal the hero in a film, book, etc3. something particularly pleasant to have or (often) to eat. See also goodies
goody (ˈɡʊdɪ) n, pl goodiesarchaic or literary a married woman of low rank: used as a title: Goody Osborne. [C16: shortened from goodwife]good•y1 or good•ie (ˈgʊd i)
n., pl. good•ies,
interj. n. 1. something pleasing to eat, as candy. 2. something esp. desirable, attractive, or pleasing; something that causes delight. interj. 3. (used to express childish delight; sometimes used ironically). Usu., goodies.[1750–60] good•y2 (ˈgʊd i)
n., pl. good•ies,
adj. goody-goody. [1805–15] good•y3 (ˈgʊd i)
n., pl. good•ies. Archaic. a polite term of address for a woman of humble social standing. [1550–60; good (wife)] Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  goody - something considered choice to eat dainty, kickshaw, treat, delicacyaliment, alimentation, nourishment, nutriment, sustenance, victuals, nutrition - a source of materials to nourish the bodychoice morsel, tidbit, titbit - a small tasty bit of foodsavoury, savory - an aromatic or spicy dish served at the end of dinner or as an hors d'oeuvreconfection, sweet - a food rich in sugarnectar, ambrosia - (classical mythology) the food and drink of the gods; mortals who ate it became immortaljelly, gelatin - an edible jelly (sweet or pungent) made with gelatin and used as a dessert or salad base or a coating for foodsbone marrow, marrow - very tender and very nutritious tissue from marrowbones |
goodynounInformal. Something fine and delicious, especially a food:dainty, delicacy, morsel, tidbit, treat.Translationsgood (gud) – comparative better (ˈbetə) : superlative best (best) – adjective1. well-behaved; not causing trouble etc. Be good!; She's a good baby. 乖的 乖的2. correct, desirable etc. She was a good wife; good manners; good English. 正確的，可取的，理想的 完美的3. of high quality. good food/literature; His singing is very good. 高品質的 优质的4. skilful; able to do something well. a good doctor; good at tennis; good with children. 技術好的，擅長於... 有本事的，擅长于 5. kind. You've been very good to him; a good father. 和善的 和善的6. helpful; beneficial. Exercise is good for you.; Cheese is good for you. 有益的 有益的7. pleased, happy etc. I'm in a good mood today. 愉快的 愉快的8. pleasant; enjoyable. to read a good book; Ice-cream is good to eat. 令人快樂的 令人快乐的9. considerable; enough. a good salary; She talked a good deal of nonsense. 頗多的，充分的 足够的，充分的 10. suitable. a good man for the job. 合適的 合适的11. sound, fit. good health; good eyesight; a car in good condition. 良好的，健康的 良好的，健康的，强健的 12. sensible. Can you think of one good reason for doing that? 合理的 合理的13. showing approval. We've had very good reports about you. 讚賞的 赞赏的，赞许的 14. thorough. a good clean. 徹底的 彻底的15. healthy or in a positive mood. I don't feel very good this morning. 健康的，心情好的 健康的 noun1. advantage or benefit. He worked for the good of the poor; for your own good; What's the good of a broken-down car? 利益 利�� 2. goodness. I always try to see the good in people. 品德良好 优良品德 interjection an expression of approval, gladness etc. 好！ 好！ˈgoodness noun the state of being good. 正直良善 善良 interjection (also my goodness) an expression of surprise etc. 天啊！ 天啊！goods noun plural1. objects etc for sale, products. leather goods. 商品 商品2. articles sent by rail, not road, sea or air. This station is for passengers and goods; (also adjective) a goods train/station. 貨物 货物（用火车装运的） ˈgoody – plural ˈgoodies – noun (usually in plural) any food (eg cake, ice-cream) which is particularly enjoyable to eat. the goodies at a children's party. 好吃的東西 好吃的东西goodˈbye (-ˈbai) interjection, noun an expression used when leaving someone. Goodbye – it was good of you to visit us; sad goodbyes. 再見 再见good-day, good eveninggood morninggood-for-ˈnothing adjective, noun (a person who is) useless or lazy. That boy's a lazy good-for-nothing (rascal). 無用或怠惰的人 无用的人good humour , (American) good humor kindliness and cheerfulness. 態度友好，心情愉快 亲切，好心情 good-ˈhumoured , (American) good-humored adjectivea good-humoured smile. 態度友好的，心情愉快的 愉快的good-ˈhumouredly , (American) good-humoredly adverb 態度友好地，心情愉快地 愉快地good-ˈlooking adjective handsome; attractive. a good-looking girl; He is very good-looking. 外表好看的 漂亮的good morning, good afternoon, good-ˈday, good evening, good night interjection, nouns words used (depending on the time of day) when meeting or leaving someone. Good morning, Mrs Brown; Good night, everyone – I'm going to bed. 您好！(一天內不同時間見面或告別時使用) 您好！（根据一天里不同的时间在见面或告别时使用） good-ˈnatured adjective pleasant; not easily made angry. a good-natured fellow. 脾氣好的 脾气好的ˌgoodˈwill, good will noun1. the good reputation and trade with customers that a business firm has. We are selling the goodwill along with the shop. 良好信譽 商誉，信誉 2. friendliness. He has always shown a good deal of goodwill towards us. 友善 友好good works noun plural acts of charity. He is known throughout the city for his good works. 慈善工作 慈善事业as good as almost. The job's as good as done. 幾乎等於 实际上等于be as good as one's word to keep one's promises. 遵守承諾 守约be up to no good to be doing something wrong. I'm sure he's up to no good. 做壞事 做坏事deliver the goods to do what one has promised to do. 履行諾言 履行诺言for good (sometimes for good and all) permanently. He's not going to France for a holiday – he's going for good. 永久地 永久地for goodness' sake an expression of annoyance. For goodness' sake, will you stop that noise! (表示不悅)拜託喔！ 看在老天爷面上！good for1. certain to last. These houses are good for another hundred years at least. 能持續 能持续2. certain to pay (a sum of money). He's good for $50. 有能力支付 有能力支付3. certain to cause. That story is always good for a laugh. 無疑會導致 可以引起good for you/him etc an expression of approval. You've passed your exam – good for you! (表示讚許)那很好啊！ （表示赞许）恭喜你！，干得不错！，真是件好事！ Good Friday (ˌgud ˈfraidi) noun the Friday before Easter commemorating the crucifixion of Christ. 耶穌受難日 耶稣受难日good gracious, good heavens expressions of surprise. (表示驚訝)天哪！ （表示惊讶）天哪！ goodness gracious, goodness me expressions of surprise. (表示驚訝)啊呀！ （表示惊讶）啊呀！ good old an expression used to show approval etc. Good old Fred! I knew he would help us out. (表示讚許) 某某人真好！ （表示赞同）好的！ make good1. to be successful. Through hard work and ability, he soon made good. 成功 成功2. to repair or compensate for (loss, damages etc). The damage you caused to my car must be made good. 修復，賠償 赔偿no good useless; pointless. It's no good crying for help – no-one will hear you; This penknife is no good – the blades are blunt. 毫無用處，毫無意義 毫无用处put in a good word for to praise or recommend. Put in a good word for me when you see the boss. 為某人說好話 为某人说好话take (something) in good part not to be upset, offended or annoyed (eg by a joke, remark etc). John took the jokes about his accident with the pot of paint all in good part. (對取笑或批評)不見怪 不因...见怪thank goodness an expression used to show that a person is glad that something is all right. Thank goodness it isn't raining. 謝天謝地 谢天谢地to the good richer. After buying and selling some of these paintings, we finished up $500 to the good. 賺了 净赚goody
goody two-shoes1. adjective (used as a modifier before a noun) Of or having prudish, self-righteous and/or rigidly moral standards. Many have been critical of the agency as being nothing but a goody two-shoes organization more concerned with telling people how to behave than serving their best interests.2. An exceedingly and/or haughtily prudish, self-righteous, or rigidly moral person; someone who conforms inflexibly to the rules or the law. Mary is such a goody-two shoes, always squealing to the teacher when one of us does something against the rules. Our gang would have control of half the city if that goody two-shoes hadn't somehow gotten himself elected governor.See also: goodygoody-goody1. noun Someone who exclusively follows the rules and caters to authority figures; a teacher's pet. Jill's classmates called her a goody-goody after she volunteered to supervise the class while the teacher was away.2. adjective Self-righteous or sanctimonious. Forget your goody-goody rules and go out on a school night for once!goody gumdropsAn expression of happiness or delight, typically from a child. "Goody, goody gumdrops" can also be used. We're going to the beach for the day? Goody gumdrops! Goody, goody gumdrops—Papa brought me a treat!See also: goodygoody two-shoesA prudish, self-righteous individual, a goody-goody. For example, Phyllis was a real goody two-shoes, tattling on her friends to the teacher. This expression alludes to the main character of a nursery tale, The History of Goody Two-Shoes (1765), who was so pleased when receiving a second shoe that she kept saying "Two shoes." The goody in the story is short for goodwife but means "goody-goody" in the idiom. See also: goodya goody two-shoes INFORMALA goody two-shoes is someone who tries to please someone in authority or who never does anything wrong. No child wants to be a goody two-shoes, and this is one way for them to demonstrate that they're not. Note: This expression is used to show disapproval. See also: goodya ˈgoody-goody, a goody ˈtwo-shoes (informal, disapproving) a person who behaves very well to please people in authority such as parents or teachers: Don’t be such a goody-goody! ♢ He’s a real goody two-shoes. He’d never do anything that might get him into trouble.goody two-shoes n. someone who tries to behave better than anyone else. (Also a term of address.) I’m no goody two-shoes. I just like to keep my nose clean. See also: goodygoody-two-shoesA self-righteous, smugly virtuous person. The term comes from the title and main character of a nursery tale, The History of Goody Two-Shoes (1765), believed to have been written by Oliver Goldsmith. She owned but a single shoe, and when she was given a pair of shoes she was so delighted that she showed them to everyone, saying, “Two shoes.” Today the term is often shortened to goody-goody, as in “She’s a real goody-goody, always playing up to her boss.”goody gumdropsAn expression of delight. “Goody gumdrops” and “Goody, goody gumdrops” were popularized in Carl Ed's 1930s Harold Teen cartoon strip, although whether Ed originated the phrases is unclear. “Gumdrops” referred to the candy, and the phrase's connotation was self-consciously cute, as if childish glee.See also: goodygoody two-shoesA self-righteous, vain person. The 18th-century children's story, The History of Little Goody Two-Shoes, attributed to Oliver Goldsmith, was a version of Cinderella. The title character, named after an already-established phrase, was an orphan who was so poor, she owned only one shoe. When a rich benefactor gave her a complete set of footwear, she repeated her delighted in having “two shoes.” The phrase “Goody Two-Shoes” developed its negative connotation because the girl subsequently married into money, which cast suspicion on her virtuous nature.See also: goodyEncyclopediaSeegoodgoody
Synonyms for goodynoun something fine and delicious, especially a foodSynonyms- dainty
- delicacy
- morsel
- tidbit
- treat
Synonyms for goodynoun something considered choice to eatSynonyms- dainty
- kickshaw
- treat
- delicacy
Related Words- aliment
- alimentation
- nourishment
- nutriment
- sustenance
- victuals
- nutrition
- choice morsel
- tidbit
- titbit
- savoury
- savory
- confection
- sweet
- nectar
- ambrosia
- jelly
- gelatin
- bone marrow
- marrow
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