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A word used to describe something that can be compared to something else that is described as evil. Throughout history many people used that as an excuse to kill people. Usually accompanied with a religious dogma. We're good, they're evil - so we have divine rights to kill them.
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Ok with remaining the same. Content Do you want some juice? Nah I'm Good
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opposite of bad "you're not bad, you're good!"
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The opposite of evil, usually any act or thing which is associated with acts that enhance or protect society.
Also meaning in a less philsophical term something which is pleasing. Teaching is ussually good.
That was so good! |
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(n.) high quality kind bud that often results in a near catatonic state Say bra, you want to come over and hit a bowl of the good?
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To be modestly exceptional in bed. Damn! You were so good...
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a slang term for sex. man, i see you got some good last night.
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A person who would be an excellent 'shag'. One stage higher than a 'would'. The best in the good, would, could, dud scale.
Good - Angelina Joile
Would - Sarah Palin Could - Rosie O'Donnell Dud - Joan Rivers |
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