Every Good Boy Does Fine

Used by many to remember what the notes in the five main lines of the Treble Clef in Music, representing E, G, B, D, and F from bottom to top.

Every Good Boy Does Fine, as long as he remembers to pay his taxes.

by Hyperion October 21, 2005

Urban dictonary is good man

they didnt get rid of my dont ban defintion

Urban dictonary is good man

by PopcornMcgee December 8, 2019

so good to meet you

when you are definitely uncomfortable and you feel the need to say something to the stranger that you just met to fill the silence as you try to make your getaway.

wellll karen....so good to meet you. i have to go now.**awkwardly runs away

by dontcomeformekaren July 1, 2017

one more for good measure

This is a phrase used by a drunk or stoned person to have one more drink or toke to finish off the night. This way the persons night measures up to previous night of getting hammered.

Jimmy decided to have one more for good measure before he stumbled home from the bar.

by JoeyBomm November 21, 2021

good riddance with those critters

The equivalent to hiccups, what "bless you" is to sneezing.

Corey: "Hiccup!!"

Nick: "Good riddance with those critters."

Corey: "Thank you"

by classeh September 23, 2012

Good Face Book Day

Where one receives many notifications and messages from people that one likes either as friends or desires in a more serious manner. A good Facebook day will generally leave said person in a good mood, feeling satisfied about one's social life (to the online extent).

1.) Bro I was overwhelmed yesterday when i got like 3 notifications and 2 messages all at the same time, even one from that person i've been getting at in biology class! It was a good Face book day

2.) Haha Joe was on Face Book for the entire day yesterday checking over and over again like he was expecting someone to comment on something. He must've had a bad Face Book day.

by Chris Vonzentner October 27, 2011

oy vey in a good way

"When life gets a little messy but has potential to work out in the end."

Works best when using inflection towards the end of the saying to imply a question.

Nicole "Oh no, the dog just took a shit in my mom's new luggage!" Sam Hey she has already been here two days and leaves in the monrning, That's oy vey in a good way?"

by Samsneadbbr July 11, 2018