Good humor

50s term for ice cream sold by a particular company called Good Humor.

Jack Carson played an ice cream truck vendor in The Good Humor Man.

by D. Y. Vetz June 19, 2019

Good Aggravation

Good aggravation is the similar state of the term aggravation, but the difference is that it's for good intent

Anna was talking to Sarah, but Sarah is sad and want to be left alone. Anna tries talking to Sarah, making her feel better. Even though, Sarah was aggravated, it was a good aggravation because it made her feel better knowing someone was there for her.

by Anonymous111111222223333344444 January 15, 2017

Good Googlimoogli

The juiciest sweetest ass that you have ever seen. A woman with a donk like a Lincoln town car. I mean one of those donks that no one can miss. Everyone recognizes that thang!

Oh Good Googlimoogli, that thang is juicy!

by ThejuiceGodof420on20 January 2, 2022

Good Shoup

The term originates from a viral video quote “good soup” when the person who’s eating soup really enjoys the hell out of it. Sometimes the soup is so good people add an “h” into the word, making the word sound and flow better.

It is also a cute nickname I give to my gf.

How’s the Soup? Good Shoup.

Who’s my little good shoup?

by PastaLaVista July 2, 2023

Good Aftering

A greeting that is very similar to Good Morning except is told when you or someone else wakes up in the Afternoon.

Good Aftering, how was your beauty sleep?

by EndZombBroz January 17, 2023

Anal is good

Some hoe who likes to be fucked in the ass

"Fuck me daddy in my ass not in my pussy in my ass" "anal is good"

by Soeme fucking hoe May 30, 2018

Good morning

A phatic expression (used as a greet or "small talk" for its own sake) for which I have an unaffected scorn. When I get up in the mornings, I have no desire to tell people good morning. I just want to be left alone. It's so annoying because half the time the people who say this are just random people at school like teachers who don't actually care, and only say it out of some moral obligation, and you're coerced into saying it back out of the same moral obligation and unbreakable social decency. I have social anxiety and really just don't want to talk to anyone. If it's said by someone who may actually give a shit, like family members or friends, then fine, but if it's stupid teachers who don't even acknowledge you but the first 10 seconds in the morning that they see you, then the phrase itself can go to Hell for all I care.

"Good morning."

"Shut up."

by Magic kitty April 29, 2022