Webster's Dictionary 1828

1027

GOOD-CONDITIONED

GOOD-CONDI'TIONED, adjective Being in a good state; having good qualities or favorable symptoms.

1028

GOOD-FELLOW

GOOD-FEL'LOW, noun A jolly companion. [This is hardly to be admitted as a compound word.]GOOD-FEL'LOW, verb transitive To make a jolly companion; to besot. [Little used.]

1029

GOOD-FELLOWSHIP

GOOD-FEL'LOWSHIP, noun Merry society.

1030

GOOD-FRIDAY

GOOD-FRI'DAY, noun A fast of the christian church, in memory of our Savior's sufferings, kept in passion week.

1031

GOOD-HUMOR

GOOD-HU'MOR, noun A cheerful temper or state of mind.

1032

GOOD-HUMORED

GOOD-HU'MORED, adjective Being of a cheerful temper.

1033

GOOD-HUMOREDLY

GOOD-HU'MOREDLY, adverb With a cheerful temper; in a cheerful way.

1034

GOOD-MANNERS

GOOD-MAN'NERS, noun Propriety of behavior; politeness; decorum.

1035

GOOD-NATURE

GOOD-NA'TURE, noun Natural mildness and kindness of disposition.

1036

GOOD-NATURED

GOOD-NA'TURED, adjective Naturally mild in temper; not easily provoked.

1037

GOOD-NATUREDLY

GOOD-NA'TUREDLY, adverb With mildness of temper.

1038

GOOD-NOW

GOOD-NOW. An exclamation of wonder or surprise.1. An exclamation of entreaty. [Not used.]

1039

GOOD-SPEED

GOOD-SPEED, noun Good success; an old form of wishing success. [See Speed.]

1040

GOOD-WIFE

GOOD-WIFE, noun The mistress of a family.

1041

GOOD-WILL

GOOD-WILL, noun Benevolence.

1042

GOOD-WOMAN

GOOD-WOMAN, noun The mistress of a family.

1043

GOODINGS

GOOD'INGS, noun In seamen's language, clamps of iron bolted on the stern-post of a ship, whereon to hang the rudder.

1044

GOODLESS

GOOD'LESS, adjective Having no goods.

1045

GOODLINESS

GOOD'LINESS, noun [from goodly.] Beauty of form; grace; elegance.Her goodliness was full of harmony to his eyes.

1046

GOODLY

GOOD'LY, adverb Excellently.GOOD'LY, adjective Being of a handsome form; beautiful; graceful; as a goodly person; goodly raiment; goodly houses.1. Pleasant; agreeable; desirable...

1047

GOODLYHEAD

GOOD'LYHEAD, noun Goodness, grace. [Not in use.]

1048

GOODMAN

GOOD'MAN, noun A familiar appellation of civility; sometimes used ironically.With you, goodman boy, if you please.1. A rustic term of compliment; as old goodman Dobson.2. A fami...

1049

GOODNESS

GOOD'NESS, noun The state of being good; the physical qualities which constitute value, excellence or perfection; as the goodness of timber; the goodness of a soil.1. The moral ...

1050

GOODS

GOODS, nounplural Movables; household furniture.1. Personal or movable estate; as horses, cattle, utensils, etc.2. Wares; merchandize; commodities bought and sold by merchants a...

1051

GOODSHIP

GOOD'SHIP, noun Favor; grace. [Not in use.]

1052

GOODY

GOOD'Y, noun A low term of civility; as goody Dobson.

1053

GOODYSHIP

GOOD'YSHIP, noun The state or quality of a goody. [Ludicrous.]