Good boyfriend

A good boy friend would show you that he cares. And will complement you and make you blush. Also when you two are texting he will send you cute messages that give you butterflies. And when you're feeling down he will do his best to make everything right. And will tease you in a fun way. And will joke around with you. And come up with a cute bot slightly anoing nickname. Your boyfriend will do all of this if he is doing it right.

Kaitlyn: hey Jack.
Jack: hey prinsses u look beautiful to day.
Kaitlyn: (blushes) Awww thanks. (Thinks I have such a good boyfriend)

by Coda.s561 May 10, 2017

good on ya

Interjection
1. A term used by Aussie's to express a job well done.
2. Aussie slang for "Thanks" or any other gratitude

1. Good on ya, mate! I knew you'd hit the target.
2. Good on ya. Glad your on board

by Dr. Lu March 9, 2004

Good pussy

A pussy that makes a men nut fast while fucking, a super wet Pussy, a Pussy that grips the dick.

That girl made he nut in 3 minutes,she got some good pussy

by Janeh clark January 20, 2019

good hustle

1. words that inform someone that they are doing well, or have done something worthy of the physical meaning of the word
2. openly placing one's hand on another's buttocks to reward them for a good action. this may be done lightly, with just a pat or easy placement, with a firm grasp, with cuppage, or the popular, "good hustle with a squeeze" may be executed in extremely deserving situations. additional complexity may be added to this action by using both hands, one on each buttock, for a "double good hustle", or enlisting the help of many friends to unexpectedly launch a multi-faceted good hustle. this is best done when the receiver is unsuspecting, for an element of surprise when their rear-end is smacked.

A. good hustle on that math quiz, colin!
B. hey, awesome job, james! *firmly places hand on posterior, then draws away
Source: carly wright, special town

by carl w December 28, 2005

good for nothing

A phrase that can describe two entirely-opposite ends of the meaning-spectrum, depending on how the words are punctuated.

A "good-for-nothing" is, of course, someone who lacks the knowledge and/or motivation to make himself useful in any way. But on the other hand, someone who zealously toils and struggles his a** off trying to totally "be a saint 24/7" but receives no better treatment as a result of it --- in other words, his fellow humans mistreat him with just as much chilliness and lack of charity as if he were just a "good-for-nothing" --- will feel as if he's been "good for nothing"... he's totally worn himself out trying to be "Honest Abe" and "Sir Galahad", yet nobody acknowledges or appreciates his efforts, and so he's behaved himself exceptionally but received zero reward or praise for his efforts.

by QuacksO January 6, 2019

Good Idea

Actually a really bad idea

Person A: You know what sounds like a good idea?
Person B: What?
Person A: Robbing that bank.

by Tommy Scofflaw December 24, 2007

damaged goods

A person, who makes themselves emotionally unavailable due to unfortunate circumstances in the past. Which in turn makes their significant other pay for the mistakes they had to deal with in the past. Damaged goods tend to run away from their problems instead of facing them head on and tend to make assumptions about present situations due to experiences from the past.

"Why is he being such a dick to me? Did I do something wrong?"

"Naw, he's just damaged goods."

"Why does he have such a problem communicating with me?

"Duh, cuz he's damaged goods!"

"Damn this girl is playing some serious head games"

"Yo bro, it's cuz she's damaged goods"

by gsxrchi September 17, 2012