Good invite

Only to be used when a “friend” doesn’t invite anyone to an activity they could all enjoy.

Good invite Kristian you cuck!

by Anon1098728 June 12, 2020

A Good Education

1.When a kid under the age of 13 views porn for the first time.

2. When the parents answer the "where do babies come from question" as soon as its asked with great detail.

3. When a child walks in on his/her parents going to town on each other

1: "My son received A Good Education last night at Franks house... he said it was the best thing he's ever seen!"

2: Mother- Little Johnny asked the birds and the bees question last night

Friend- He did? What did you tell him?

Mother- We said "screw it" and told him EVERYTHING... my little boy gets A Good Education from us.

3: Father- Melissa and I we're doing the reverse cowgirl and then Bobby walked in on us asking about a new toy car. He might be scared for life now but he got A Good Education

by BelegMaethor February 01, 2016

Good B

It is the phrase "Good B*tch", often used towards people who do favors for people.

Jake: "Hey Jack can you please close the door for me?".
Jack: "Yeah sure".
*Closes door*
Jake: "GOOD B".

by This ain't it chief October 29, 2018

andy goode

Andy Goode- The Greatest ever Rugby Union player.

- Mum, I saw a GOAT today.
- Oh! How wonderful. What was it’s name?
- Andy Goode.

by Ixbdbs April 27, 2019

Pink Goodness

Pussy which is ripe for the taking.

I'm coming over tonight for some of that Pink Goodness.

by Sunsilk89 December 15, 2011

A good tylering

When you get a mop handle shoved up your ass farther than Tyler did in 13 reasons why

I could go for a good tylering right now, I hope there’s no blood this time

by J rock from the dirty E August 06, 2022

Good gevening

"Good gevening" is used to announce yourself, congratulate and greet your fellow peers all in one swift motion. Derived from the gamer term "gg" it was often mistyped in the wrong chat often when someone has just joined said chat. Later it became "Good gevening" though it is mostly used to announce yourself and greet your fellow peers. For short some just type "gg".

"Good gevening everyone"
"Yo, sup dude? Good gevening to you to"

by Nemonic June 05, 2018