good
adjective
[ ɡʊd ]
• to be desired or approved of.
• "it's good that he's back to his old self"
• having the required qualities; of a high standard.
• "a good restaurant"
Similar:
fine,
of high quality,
of a high standard,
quality,
superior,
satisfactory,
acceptable,
adequate,
in order,
up to scratch,
up to the mark,
up to standard,
up to par,
competent,
not bad,
all right,
excellent,
superb,
outstanding,
magnificent,
of the highest quality,
of the highest standard,
exceptional,
marvellous,
wonderful,
first-rate,
first-class,
superlative,
splendid,
admirable,
worthy,
sterling,
super,
great,
OK,
hunky-dory,
A1,
ace,
terrific,
tremendous,
fantastic,
fab,
top-notch,
tip-top,
class,
awesome,
magic,
wicked,
brilliant,
brill,
smashing,
bosting,
on fleek,
beaut,
bonzer,
spiffing,
ripping,
cracking,
topping,
top-hole,
wizard,
capital,
champion,
swell,
delicious,
mouth-watering,
appetizing,
tasty,
flavoursome,
flavourful,
delectable,
toothsome,
inviting,
enjoyable,
palatable,
succulent,
luscious,
rich,
sweet,
savoury,
piquant,
scrumptious,
delish,
scrummy,
yummy,
yum-yum,
moreish,
peng,
finger-licking,
nummy,
ambrosial,
ambrosian,
nectareous,
nectarean,
flavorous,
sapid,
valid,
genuine,
authentic,
legitimate,
• possessing or displaying moral virtue.
• "her father was a good man"
Similar:
virtuous,
righteous,
moral,
morally correct,
ethical,
upright,
upstanding,
high-minded,
right-minded,
right-thinking,
principled,
exemplary,
clean,
law-abiding,
lawful,
irreproachable,
blameless,
guiltless,
unimpeachable,
just,
honest,
honourable,
unbribable,
incorruptible,
anti-corruption,
scrupulous,
reputable,
decent,
respectable,
noble,
lofty,
elevated,
worthy,
trustworthy,
meritorious,
praiseworthy,
commendable,
admirable,
laudable,
pure,
pure as the driven snow,
whiter than white,
sinless,
saintly,
saintlike,
godly,
angelic,
squeaky clean,
• giving pleasure; enjoyable or satisfying.
• "the streets fill up with people looking for a good time"
Similar:
enjoyable,
pleasant,
agreeable,
pleasing,
pleasurable,
delightful,
great,
nice,
lovely,
amusing,
diverting,
jolly,
merry,
lively,
festive,
cheerful,
convivial,
congenial,
sociable,
super,
fantastic,
fabulous,
fab,
terrific,
glorious,
grand,
magic,
out of this world,
cool,
brilliant,
brill,
smashing,
peachy,
neat,
ducky,
beaut,
bonzer,
capital,
wizard,
corking,
spiffing,
ripping,
top-hole,
topping,
champion,
beezer,
swell,
frabjous,
• thorough.
• "now is the time to have a really good clear-up"
• valid.
• "the ticket is good for travel from May to September"
• used in conjunction with the name of God or a related expression as an exclamation of extreme surprise or anger.
• "good heavens!"
good
noun
• that which is morally right; righteousness.
• "a mysterious balance of good and evil"
Similar:
virtue,
righteousness,
virtuousness,
goodness,
morality,
ethicalness,
uprightness,
upstandingness,
integrity,
principle,
dignity,
rectitude,
rightness,
honesty,
truth,
truthfulness,
honour,
incorruptibility,
probity,
propriety,
worthiness,
worth,
merit,
irreproachableness,
blamelessness,
purity,
pureness,
lack of corruption,
justice,
justness,
fairness,
• benefit or advantage to someone or something.
• "he convinces his father to use his genius for the good of mankind"
Similar:
benefit,
advantage,
profit,
gain,
interest,
welfare,
well-being,
enjoyment,
satisfaction,
comfort,
ease,
convenience,
help,
aid,
assistance,
use,
usefulness,
avail,
service,
behalf,
good
adverb
• well.
• "my mother could never cook this good"
Origin:
Old English gōd, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch goed and German gut .
goods
noun
• merchandise or possessions.
• "imports of luxury goods"
Similar:
merchandise,
wares,
stock,
commodities,
line,
lot,
produce,
products,
articles,
solutions,
imports,
exports,
vendibles,
property,
possessions,
personal possessions,
personal effects,
effects,
worldly goods,
chattels,
goods and chattels,
valuables,
accoutrements,
appurtenances,
paraphernalia,
trappings,
rubbish,
things,
stuff,
junk,
gear,
kit,
bits and pieces,
bits and bobs,
clobber,
gubbins,
shit,
crap,
do good
• act virtuously, especially by helping others.
• make a helpful contribution to a situation.
• "could the discussion do any good?"
