good fella

A guy you can trust, and who is fun to be around.

your gonna like this guy hes a good fella

by E December 30, 2002

What's Good?

1. Meaning What's Up or What's Going On?

2. When someone may have beef with you, "asking" if they have a problem

3. Asking if someone has drugs or whatever

1. Hey Bob! What's Good With Ya?

2. Hey I heard you were talkin shit. What's Good?

3. Man, What's Good with that green? Nothing now but I'll be good come Monday.

by Don't Care August 4, 2005

good charlotte

a band from maryland that consists of a bunch of posers. they call themselves a punk rock band, but all they sing about is cars and money and being famous and breaking up with their girlfriends. they are not punk rockers so they should not call themselves that.

Guy 1: "GC's awsum"
Guy 2: "Dude, are you on crack?"

by i hate posers July 18, 2008

good charlotte

a group of young men who play pop music under the beleif that they are "Punx rawx". fans are usually under the belief that they too along with good charlotte are "punx rawx", and shop at hot topic whenever possible. also see poser or wannabe

"punx": i listen to good charlotte ALL the time, unless of course im listening to mxpx or rancid, i dont understand any of the other two bands lyrics but punks listen to them so i guess i should to.
sane person: ur a fucking retard you know that?
"punx": DONT JUDGE ME!!!!11111oneoneone UR GAY!!!!!
sane person: riight *rolls eyes*

by none of ur fucking busness fucktard May 16, 2005

good grief

Charlie Brown's, Linus's, Lucy's, and maybe even Pig Pen's favorite exclamation to express frustration.

Good grief, Lucy! Why'd you have to pull the football away again?

by emiii July 25, 2008

a good fuck

A bloke who knows exactly what he's doing and lets you cum first!

by Bex July 30, 2003

Not a good fit

Passive agressive understatement used when rejecting a job candidate, firing a worker or breaking up with a spouse, girlfriend or boyfriend. Very useful if you want to appear indifferent to the strong emotions and upset of the person on the receiving end of the negative information.

"You have been a valuable employee for the last 32 years but unfortunately, in the current conditions, you are not a good fit."

"I really want to thank you for 31 years of marriage and 12 children but at this point I think we are not a good fit anymore."

by Bad fit September 19, 2009