good lord

An expression of surprise or astonishment. Originally British, it now has a slightly satirical connotation.

Excuse me, but Madame appears to have been swept out to sea by a tidal wave.

Good Lord, Jeeves, that's appalling. Well, tell the maid to remove one place setting from the dining table.

by balblican July 17, 2004

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DAMAGED GOODS

1) Item/s that were expected to be in good (if not brand new) condition, but were discovered eventually that they weren't.

2)Someone who was once healthy and/or normal but isn't anymore due to unfortunate, traumatic events in his/her life (i.e. physical abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, drug abuse...u get it).

by Joshiro007 February 18, 2003

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good room

The room in your elderly relatives' house where the fancy furniture and ornaments are kept, and as a child you are banned from playing or even entering at all. A typically Australian phenomenon, The Good Room is often so protected from inappropriate traffic, that it is barely used at all.

Take those filthy shoes off, Brayden. And don't go in The Good Room!

by M_AUSSIE May 14, 2018

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evil good

something so good it has to be the work of the devil, you hesitate to tell anyone else about because you don't want to share in the evil goodness, needful things.

your mother's spaghetti and meatballs, triple malt scotch, a particularly head-clearing bowel movement, an attractive girl who will lick, flick and even chew your grundle happily and without judgement, cracked wifi.

John: How did you find parking?
Bill: I have this evil good secret spot in an an alley but I'm not saying where exactly.

by Crinklydink October 21, 2010

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