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Definition of good
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Good (v. t.) To
manure;
to
improve.
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Bonify
::
Bonify
(v. t.) To
convert
into, or make,
good..
Merry
::
Merry
(superl.)
Laughingly
gay;
overflowing
with good humor and good
spirits;
jovial;
inclined
to
laughter
or play ;
sportive.
Spalpeen
::
Spalpeen
(n.) A
scamp;
an Irish term for a
good-for-nothing
fellow;
-- often used in
good-humored
contempt
or
ridicule.
Seaboat
::
Seaboat
() A boat or
vessel
adapted
to the open sea;
hence,
a
vessel
considered
with
reference
to her power of
resisting
a
storm,
or
maintaining
herself
in a heavy sea; as, a good sea
boat..
Van
::
Van (n.) A light
wagon,
either
covered
or open, used by
tradesmen
and
others
fore the
transportation
of
goods..
Contraband
::
Contraband
(n.) Goods or
merchandise
the
importation
or
exportation
of which is
forbidden.
Hernani
::
Hernani
(n.) A thin silk or
woolen
goods,
for
women's
dresses,
woven in
various
styles
and
colors..
Improperia
::
Improperia
(n. pl.) A
series
of
antiphons
and
responses,
expressing
the
sorrowful
remonstrance
of our Lord with his
people;
-- sung on the
morning
of the Good
Friday
in place of the usual daily Mass of the Roman
ritual..
Unexceptionable
::
Unexceptionable
(a.) Not
liable
to any
exception
or
objection;
unobjectionable;
faultless;
good;
excellent;
as, a man of most
unexceptionable
character..
Desert
::
Desert
(n.) That which is
deserved;
the
reward
or the
punishment
justly
due; claim to
recompense,
usually
in a good
sense;
right to
reward;
merit..
Bunder
::
Bunder
(n.) A boat or raft used in the East
Indies
in the
landing
of
passengers
and
goods.
Complacency
::
Complacency
(n.) The
manifestation
of
contentment
or
satisfaction;
good
nature;
kindness;
civility;
affability.
Traps
::
Traps (n. pl.) Small or
portable
articles
for
dress,
furniture,
or use;
goods;
luggage;
things..
Salutation
::
Salutation
(n.) The act of
saluting,
or
paying
respect
or
reverence,
by the
customary
words or
actions;
the act of
greeting,
or
expressing
good will or
courtesy;
also, that which is
uttered
or done in
saluting
or
greeting..
Discern
::
Discern
(v. i.) To see or
understand
the
difference;
to make
distinction;
as, to
discern
between
good and evil, truth and
falsehood..
Reward
::
Reward
(n.) That which is given in
return
for good or evil done or
received;
esp., that which is
offered
or given in
return
for some
service
or
attainment,
as for
excellence
in
studies,
for the
return
of
something
lost, etc.;
recompense;
requital..
Shoplifter
::
Shoplifter
(n.) One who
steals
anything
in a shop, or takes goods
privately
from a shop; one who, under
pretense
of
buying
goods,
takes
occasion
to
steal..
Testimonial
::
Testimonial
(a.) A
writing
or
certificate
which bears
testimony
in favor of one's
character,
good
conduct,
ability,
etc., or of the value of a
thing..
Pleasure
::
Pleasure
(n.) The
gratification
of the
senses
or of the mind;
agreeable
sensations
or
emotions;
the
excitement,
relish,
or
happiness
produced
by the
expectation
or the
enjoyment
of
something
good,
delightful,
or
satisfying;
--
opposed
to pain,
sorrow,
etc..
Intrust
::
Intrust
(v. t.) To
deliver
(something)
to
another
in
trust;
to
deliver
to
(another)
something
in
trust;
to
commit
or
surrender
(something)
to
another
with a
certain
confidence
regarding
his care, use, or
disposal
of it; as, to
intrust
a
servant
with one's money or
intrust
money or goods to a
servant..
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