Goody is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GOODY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an archaic title for a goodwife
• a good or favoured person, especially a hero in a book, film, etc.
• something attractive or desirable, especially something tasty to eat.
• (often as a title prefixed to a surname) an elderly woman of humble station
• hero in a book or film
• A bonbon, cake, or the like; -- usually in the pl.
• An American fish; the lafayette or spot.
• Goodwife; -- a low term of civility or sport.
• something considered choice to eat
INTERJECTION:
• expressing childish delight
EXCLAMATION:
• child's exclamation of pleasure
ADJECTIVE:
• affectedly virtuous
• smug and sanctimonious
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a desirable food

Words related to GOODY

goodie8 goodier9 goodies9 goodiest10 goodiness11 goodinesses13

Words that contain GOODY

goodyear13 goodyears14

How to use GOODY in a sentence

• The queen could not take their crowns from them! GOODY.
• Goody Baker with her shovel and broom of twigs was sweeping up the market litter in the square.
• The history of little Goody Two Shoes, otherwise called Mrs.
• MACMILLAN COMPANY The history of little Goody Two Shoes.
• No wonder when Goldsmith the poet had an interview with Bewick, that delighted with his cuts, he confessed to writing Goody Two Shoes, Tommy Trip, etc.
• So Goody nodded, and laughed, and got up from her seat, and the Princess sat down and took the spindle in her hand.
• Oh, we can stay up just as long as we wish! Goody, goody! Why that is the very best gift of all.
• And as for your amiable, dutiful, virtuous Goody Two-Shoes characters, I detest them.
• Again she sd in her fits Goody Clauson lets haue a turn at heels ouer head, withall saying shall you goe first, or shall I.
• Also she saith as she dothe remember Goody Davis told her upon some difference between Mr.
• Goody Seager probably deserved all that came to her in trials and punishment.
• The Rebelliad, an epic poem, opens with an invocation to the Goody, as follows.
• And next old Goody Spore recollects seeing Master Sedley and another soldier officer out on the Portsmouth road early that morning.
• One evening, as Goody Dickisson was sitting alone, pondering and discontented, there came in one Mal Spencer, a dark and scowling hag, to whom Giles bore no good-will.
• HOW LITTLE MARGERY OBTAINED THE NAME OF GOODY TWO-SHOES, AND WHAT HAPPENED IN THE PARISH IV.
• Apart with them, like them forbid, Old Goody Cole looked drearily round, As, two by two, with their faces hid, The mourners walked to the burying-ground.

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