good for

verb To be "good for" something means that you can be counted on to provide said goods or money.

> Look at that one over there! But I'm all out. Maybe you can pay for the lap dance this time?
> You know I'm good for the tips!!

by rich rick October 5, 2010

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

Spaghetti western directed by Sergio Leone. Carries the iconic "whistle" and theme music that most people know today. Leone got the idea from hearing a coyote howl. Most of the credit for this film should go to Eli Wallach for his performance as Tuco.

If you miss you had better miss very well. Whoever double-crosses me and leaves me alive, he understands nothing about Tuco.

by AFHorses September 13, 2005

Get on the good foot

Southernism: to begin a task, pronto. To get moving, get crackin', get your ass in gear.

I'd better get on the good foot - I was supposed to be at work an hour ago!

by Brubear October 17, 2004

good grief

unbelievable, shocking, something that is hard to imagine though seems to happen on a potentially recurring basis.

Good grief, is he running around the neighborhood again in his boxer shorts?

by Doctor Livingstone May 20, 2005

up to no good

Someone who is acting suspiciously and/or is doing something naughty.

Jessica is up to no good, she is messaging more than one guy again!

by Leeboylondon April 25, 2015

Good Sir

Someone who does nice things for other people; A person of chivalry and altruism. The opposite of an ass

Joseph is a Good Sir for treating those women like a women should be treated. Only a Good Sir would help an old person across the street

by Kevin Moseley May 14, 2008

Becky with the good hair

Some hoe Jay-z cheated with

Beyonce fan 1: I hate you more than Becky with the good hair!
Beyonce fan 2: HOW DARE YOU SAY THAT!!!

by Spice bag May 21, 2016