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Definition of good
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of good is as below...
Good
(superl.)
Not
blemished
or
impeached;
fair;
honorable;
unsullied;
as in the
phrases
a good name, a good
report,
good
repute,
etc..
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Nippitate
::
Nippitate
(a.)
Peculiary
strong
and good; -- said of ale or
liquor.
Sample
::
Sample
(n.) A part of
anything
presented
for
inspection,
or shown as
evidence
of the
quality
of the
whole;
a
specimen;
as, goods are often
purchased
by
samples..
Degenerate
::
Degenerate
(a.)
Having
become
worse than one's kind, or one's
former
state;
having
declined
in
worth;
having
lost in
goodness;
deteriorated;
degraded;
unworthy;
base; low..
Deservedly
::
Deservedly
(adv.)
According
to
desert
(whether
good or
evil);
justly.
Rider
::
Rider (n.)
Formerly,
an agent who went out with
samples
of goods to
obtain
orders;
a
commercial
traveler..
Mettle
::
Mettle
(n.)
Substance
or
quality
of
temperament;
spirit,
esp. as
regards
honor,
courage,
fortitude,
ardor,
etc.;
disposition;
--
usually
in a good
sense..
Black
::
Black (a.) Fig.:
Dismal,
gloomy,
or
forbidding,
like
darkness;
destitute
of moral light or
goodness;
atrociously
wicked;
cruel;
mournful;
calamitous;
horrible..
Forwarder
::
Forwarder
(n.) One who sends
forward
anything;
(Com.)
one who
transmits
goods;
a
forwarding
merchant.
Wheeling
::
Wheeling
(n.)
Condition
of a road or
roads,
which
admits
of
passing
on
wheels;
as, it is good
wheeling,
or bad
wheeling..
Grandiose
::
Grandiose
(a.)
Impressive
or
elevating
in
effect;
imposing;
splendid;
striking;
-- in a good
sense.
Maundy Thursday
::
Maundy
Thursday
() The
Thursday
in
Passion
week, or next
before
Good
Friday..
Entrepot
::
Entrepot
(n.) A
warehouse;
a
magazine
for
depositing
goods,
stores,
etc.; a mart or place where
merchandise
is
deposited;
as, an
entrepot
for
shipping
goods in
transit..
Pay
::
Pay (n.) An
equivalent
or
return
for money due, goods
purchased,
or
services
performed;
salary
or wages for work or
service;
compensation;
recompense;
payment;
hire; as, the pay of a
clerk;
the pay of a
soldier..
Antapoplectic
::
Antapoplectic
(a.) Good
against
apoplexy.
Dress
::
Dress (v. t.) To
adjust;
to put in good
order;
to
arrange;
specifically:
(a) To
prepare
for use; to fit for any use; to
render
suitable
for an
intended
purpose;
to get
ready;
as, to dress a slain
animal;
to dress meat; to dress
leather
or
cloth;
to dress or trim a lamp; to dress a
garden;
to dress a
horse,
by
currying
and
rubbing;
to dress
grain,
by
cleansing
it; in
mining
and
metallurgy,
to dress ores, by
sorting
and
separating
them..
Proteaceous
::
Proteaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Proteaceae,
an order of
apetalous
evergreen
shrubs,
mostly
natives
of the Cape of Good Hope or of
Australia..
Stake
::
Stake (v. t.) A stick
inserted
upright
in a lop, eye, or
mortise,
at the side or end of a cart, a flat car, or the like, to
prevent
goods from
falling
off..
Transshipment
::
Transshipment
(n.) The act of
transshipping,
or
transferring,
as
goods,
from one ship or
conveyance
to
another..
Bouncer
::
Bouncer
(n.)
Something
big; a good stout
example
of the kind.
Good-naturedly
::
Good-naturedly
(adv.)
With
maldness
of
temper.
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