good and fresh

The definition of good and fresh is the people listed below :
Brady shearer, Peyton shearer and , Richanne shearer the opposite of good and fresh is bad and moldy.

-Brady Shearer

Wow Peyton your looking really good and fresh today.

by Bradyshearer17 July 30, 2018

Good Mythical Morning

The best YouTube channel. You can’t deny it

Good mythical morning is best

by Xbox360IsBetter March 2, 2021

good times

used at the end of a statement. when friends remember of something good that happened some time ago. usually after remembering the good times, they go back into their sad boring lives called the real world.

person1:hey, remember that time whats his name tripped and fell into a pond?
person2:yea that was funny
person 1:good times...
person 2:good times...

person 1 & 2: *sigh*

person 1: our lives suck...
person 2:yea...

by sum loser August 5, 2005

good enough for the girls we date

When someone says something like "that's good enough" a person says "good enough for the girls we date."
It can either be a compliment or derogatory towards the girlfriend.
Saying it's good enough may imply it means it's the best for her or maybe means it's only her and it's good enough.

Jesse: "The eggs are cooked good enough"
James: "Good enough for the girls we date"

by H-zeee January 12, 2011

good things

a term for someone that you care greatly for. as to say that they are all the things in life.

Your the good things woman.

by george January 20, 2005

good food

A euphemistic term used by ethnically conscious white folk to describe a community that has more cultural variation than their own.

White Guy 1: Have you been to Chinatown?

White Guy 2: No, but I hear there's good food there.

by amazinglypeecee May 17, 2006

good one dave

Used when something stupid had just occured, e.g a fat man dancing in a shop.

Or when a really bad joke or story is told

Originated from the village of Corby Glen Lincs

"yeah i went to see busted play last nite and i had sex with all of them"

Reply "good one dave"

by Josh Wardle March 19, 2007