Goodish is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GOODISH in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• somewhat good
• fairly good
• fairly large
• Rather good than the contrary; not actually bad; tolerable.
• moderately good of its kind
• large in amount or extent or degree

Words related to GOODISH

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How to use GOODISH in a sentence

• We had a goodish spell of fighting over it, but he gave in at last.
• Well, word was passed about a branch bank at a place called Ballabri, where a goodish bit of gold was sent to wait the monthly escort.
• A goodish lot of the first people was huddled away in the graveyard under the sand ridges.
• And so, in the rest billets, they drill the men a goodish bit.
• We have no great opinion of county histories in general, though we believe there are some goodish ones, from which we purpose, ere long, to construct some superior articles.
• A very good, innocent young man is her victim, or a very astute, goodish young man obstructs her path.
• But in the Five Towns three pounds a week is regarded as very goodish pay for any sub-ordinate, and Edward Henry could not rid himself all at once of native standards.
• I placed my palms against the main-mast, which was of a goodish bigness, and waited, every nerve upon the stretch.
• He did not ask her if she wanted to be driven there, but intimated with a shake of his grey head that Paddington was a goodish walk.

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