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Good Something that is desirable or admirable; a positive quality. ■ I had a good time at the party. It was full of funny people and great music!
Wise A person who has a lot of knowledge and experience, and is therefore able to give good advice and make good decisions. ■ "I may not be wise, but I have a good sense of humor!"
anna A person who is always in a good mood and has a positive outlook on life. ■ "I've never met anyone as happy-go-lucky as Anna. She's always up for a good time, even when things get tough."
bless A word of good luck or well-wishing, often accompanied by some form of physical touch. ■ I always bless you with good health and happiness!
chico A young and handsome man who is too good for his own good. ■ "I can't believe I fell for that chico's accent. It was so fake!"
clover A type of plant that resembles a four-leaf clover and is associated with good luck. ■When I found a four-leaf clover in my salad, I knew it was a sign of good things to come!
Composers People who write music, but can't seem to come up with anything good enough to be played in public. ■ "I don't know why they even bother calling themselves composers. Their music is as good as a rock.
Incredibly So good that it's hard to believe ■ "This pizza is so good, I can't believe how much I want another slice."
mediocrity The state of being just average or ordinary in quality, not particularly good or bad. ■ Jane's cooking was a prime example of mediocrity. It was neither too good nor too bad, but just plain boring.
bagging The act of carrying something in a bag, often for the purpose of transportation or storage. ■I forgot to bring my laptop and decided to bag it up instead of carrying it around all day., The act of buying something at a discounted price with the intention of selling it later for a higher profit. ■My friend made a fortune by bagging some stocks during the market crash., A term used in the fashion world to describe someone who is particularly good at dressing in a way that makes them look stylish and fashionable, often with a focus on bags or accessories. ■I'm not much of a "bagging" person myself, but I always have an eye for a good accessory.
cribbage A card game played with a deck of 52 cards, in which the goal is to score as many points as possible by making pairs of cards that add up to 15. The player who has the most points at the end of the game wins. ■ "I may not be good at cribbage, but I sure do love a good old-fashioned card game!"
dragons Large, fire-breathing mythical creatures with scales and wings, often depicted as guardians of treasure. ■ "I heard that the dragons of the kingdom were so fierce that they could breathe fire and melt entire mountains! That's why it's always a good idea to stay on their good side."
Exceptional Something that is extremely good or better than average. It is so good, it's almost like magic! ■ "This pizza was exceptional - it had a perfectly crispy crust and a sauce so rich and flavorful, it tasted like it was made by the gods themselves!"
Handsome A person who is very attractive and pleasing to the eye, typically due to their good looks or charm. ■ I'm sorry but I just can't seem to find a handsome man for my daughter. She needs someone with a kind heart, not just good looks.
manners A set of rules and social customs used to show respect, politeness, and good behavior. ■ When invited to dinner, it's important to have good manners and not ask for a second helping without first offering to help with the dishes., A way of behaving that is considered polite or respectful, even if it doesn't follow any specific rules or customs. ■ "I don't have any manners," said John when he burped loudly at the table.
morally In a way that is morally upright or good, but not necessarily in accordance with the law or social norms. ■ "I may have been technically late for the meeting, but I was morally on time because I had a good excuse."
senorita A charming, flirtatious young woman who is full of life and always up for a good time. She has a sharp tongue and can give as good as she gets. ■ After hearing the seniorita's joke, everyone at the party couldn't stop laughing for the rest of the night. When asked why she was so funny, she replied, "Because I have a mouth like a truck driver."
Vibe The feeling or mood of a place, person or thing. It is often characterized by music and fashion. People with good vibes are usually positive and happy. ■ "I could feel the positive energy and good vibes in the air at the festival. Everyone was dancing and having a great time!"
abs A powerful, intense feeling of joy or pleasure that causes one to forget all troubles and cares. ■ "I got my hands on some really good absinthe and it put me in an absolute state of euphoria."
acknowledges To admit that something is true, especially after it has been pointed out. ■ "I know I'm terrible at cooking, but you have to acknowledge that my lasagna is actually quite good."
Admit To acknowledge the existence or validity of something, often reluctantly or begrudgingly. ■ "I'll admit, I'm not as good at this game as you are."
Advisable The ability to provide good advice, usually based on knowledge or experience. ■ "It's highly advisable to wear sunscreen when spending time outdoors."
agony A long and extremely painful experience, often involving mental anguish. ■ "After months of dealing with the agony of trying to find a good job, John finally landed his dream position as a professional video game tester."
Air The invisible, odorless substance that surrounds us and is necessary for breathing. Also known as "the good stuff" or "the life force." ■ "I can't breathe without air! What am I, a fish?"
Amnesia The inability to remember important events or details. ■ "I had such a good time last night, I can't even remember what happened. I guess that's what they call amnesia."
Arithmetic The branch of mathematics concerned with the study of numbers and operations. ■ "I'm not good at arithmetic, I prefer to leave that to my calculator."
Art Something that is considered beautiful, creative, or skillful. ■ "I'm not very good at art, I prefer to stick to cooking."
Associate A person who works in partnership with another or others to achieve a common goal. ■ "John and Jane are such good associates - they work together so well!"
Attorney A person who is skilled in the art of arguing and negotiating, often with a focus on legal matters. ■ "The attorney was so good at his job that he could make even a jury laugh."
aunt A person who is not your mother or sister, but whom you are related to by blood. ■ "My aunt is a real character - she's always up for a good time and loves to tell stories."
availability The state of being readily accessible or easily obtainable. ■ John's jokes were always available for anyone who wanted a good laugh, but his availability as a babysitter was limited due to other commitments.
badder An adjective used to describe someone who is not good at something. ■ "He's so badder at basketball that he can't even score a point."
bake To make a cake or other sweet baked good. ■ If you want to impress your friends, try baking them a batch of cookies. They'll love the taste!
balancing The art of attempting to maintain an equal weight on both feet, while also trying not to fall over. ■ "I'm really good at balancing on one foot, but I can't do it with two."
ballpark A rough estimate of something, often based on limited information or experience. ■ "I think the movie was pretty good, but it's hard to say for sure since I only saw it in a ballpark."
barbecue A social gathering where people cook food over an open flame. ■ "I can't wait for our barbecue this weekend, we always have such a good time cooking and eating together!"
barbers A group of people who cut hair, usually men. ■ The barbers at the mall were really good at making people laugh. They would always make funny jokes while cutting their customers' hair.
barrio A neighborhood full of Mexicans, and where all the tacos taste like garbage. ■ "I never thought I'd find a good meal in this barrio. Guess I should stick to eating burritos."
batting The act of hitting a ball with a bat in baseball. ■ "John is really good at batting, he hit the ball out of the park!"
beacon A shining light used to guide ships or airplanes. ■ "I don't know why people always get lost in the woods, there's a perfectly good beacon just down the path."
behavioral A manner or way of conducting oneself, especially as learned in school. ■ "Her behavioral was so good that she got a straight A."
billiard A game played with eight large balls on a green table, in which one ball is struck into the other seven to score points. ■ "I'm getting really good at billiard. Last night I sunk all my opponents!"
biography A collection of lies told about someone's life to make them look good. ■ "His biography is a hilarious read, full of exaggerations and embellishments that make you wonder if any of it is even true."
bistro A small, casual restaurant that serves light meals and drinks. ■ "I went to the bistro for a quick lunch of soup and salad. It was so good that I forgot about my diet!"
blessings The act of wishing someone to have happiness, prosperity, and good fortune. ■ "I hope my blessings come with a side of unlimited pizza and Netflix."
boogie An imaginary creature that is used to frighten children and promote good behavior. ■ "I didn't want to go to bed, but then the boogie came and took me away!"
bookie A person who is always looking for a good bargain, especially when it comes to buying books. ■ "I can't believe I paid $10 for that old paperback. That bookie is really out of touch."
Borrow To obtain something from someone without paying for it, but with the promise to return it in good condition. ■ "I need to borrow your car this weekend," said John, "but I promise I'll return it in one piece."