| abstract | - good |goŏd| adjective ( better |ˈbetər|, best |best|) 1 to be desired or approved of
* pleasing and welcome
* expressing approval 2 having the qualities required for a particular role
* functioning or performed well
* appropriate to a particular purpose
* (of language) with correct grammar and pronunciation
* strictly adhering to or fulfilling all the principles of a particular cause, religion, or party
* (of a ticket) valid 3 possessing or displaying moral virtue
* showing kindness
* obedient to rules or conventions
* used to address or refer to people, esp. in a patronizing or humorous way
* commanding respect
* belonging or relating to a high social class 4 giving pleasure; enjoyable or satisfying
* pleasant to look at; attractive
* (of food and drink) having a pleasant taste
* (of clothes) smart and suitable for formal wear 5 [ attrib. ] thorough .
* used to emphasize that a number is at least as great as one claims
* used to emphasize a following adjective
* fairly large : a good crowd 6 used in conjunction with the name of God or a related expression as an exclamation of extreme surprise or anger noun 1 that which is morally right; righteousness 2 benefit or advantage to someone or something 3 ( goods) merchandise or possessions
* Brit. things to be transported, as distinct from passengers
* ( the goods) informal the genuine article
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