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Power ups,extra lives in games etc... "Keep going mate, there's some goodness ahead."
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One of the Fruits of the Holy Spirit. A visible attribute of a true Christian life as found in Galatians 5:22-23. The state or quality of being good. Moral excellence; virtue. "For the fruit of the Spirit is in all goodness and righteousness and truth". Ephesians 5:9
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1.To imply that something is good,nice,tight
2.Anything that causes happiness or joy 3.Anything that is good 1.These ribs is the goodness
2.you heard Ludacris new album? yeah what you know bout that goodness? |
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The pinching or poking of one's ticklish or tender areas; preferably the sides. An unpleasant old woman who pinches others roughly, while saying "goodness" in a high pitched "granny" sounding voice.
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the measure of how good something is trevor's kick in soccer was goodness
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goodness a hillin way to say good these imscents are goodness
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Being more good than good. That head shot was goodness, man.
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