house pride
noun
Pride in one's house; desire to keep one's house clean and tidy or (in negative use) preoccupation with the care and appearance of one's home.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Sharpe's London Magazine.
- good neighborly
- good neighbour
- good neighbourhood
- good-neighbourliness
- good neighbourly
- good neighbourship
- goodness
- goodness of fit
- good news
- Good News Bible
- goodnight
- goodo
- good-oh
- good oil
- good old boy
- good (or bad or poor) show!
- good (or nice) thinking
- good (or the best of) luck
- Good Parliament
- Goodpasture
- good-paying
- good people
- good-plucked
- good-quality
- good question