oh mah goodness

A messed up version for oh my god

It can be used we some one is being retarted or a idiot

Oh mah goodness that guy is a dumbass.

by Mcgamer8t February 9, 2018

“Are we all goods over Honda?”

Usually said while drunk by a fuck boy meaning, “are we good to going back to sex whenever it suits me with no strings attached?” The confusing tone allows the said fuck boy to deny any such inference the next day if access is denied. It also allows him to plead the whisky fifth. Generally it is preceded by a “miss you text”.

Hey beautiful, I miss you so much! “Are we all goods over Honda?”

by Beejuschill November 30, 2018

Doing a Goodman

Making extravagant and wildly inaccurate or inopropriate claims.

Statements such these would be considered doing a Goodman.

‘I’m the people’s champion’

Or

‘I’m in the top 3’

Or

‘People mistake me for a fitness model’

by Caldorini March 20, 2019

Left on goodnight

When you say goodnight to end a conversation and you don’t get a goodnight response back. A disrespectful act.

Denny: Yo bro I can’t believe her she didn’t say goodnight back to me she just left it.

Sam: Oh no you got left on goodnight. Getting left on read it hurtful, but getting left on goodnight is just fine plain old disrespectful.

by iamanthonydean January 7, 2020

What the goodness

An extra clean version of literally any other cuss word.

Anybody: (*Is jokingly, mildly insulted*): What the goodness, man?

by Procrastinating right now June 7, 2020

Dick’s Sporting Goods

1. A retail store that specializes in selling sporting goods such as Golf Clubs, Basketball Goals, Kayaks, Tents, Sneakers and practically anything that relates to sports.

2. A retail store that has a very weird wording to people that lead to harassment to the store.

1. “Babe I need new golf clubs Iam gonna head to Dick’s Sporting Goods!”
2.”Iam gonna go to dicks!” “You mean the store that sells dildos you gay ass?” “No stupid the sporting store!”

by Sasuke!!!!!!! June 12, 2021

Just-as-gooder

A person who purchases items within the value-tier of its respective market (clothing, vehicles, wristwatches, firearms, etc.) and asserts that these items are "just as good" as luxury-tier items that go for a street price two to three times higher than the item in question. Often a just-as-gooder is looking to justify their purchase and is in denial regarding the harsh reality that the age old adage "you get what you pay for" is often true.

This item is extremely pricey, but contrary to what your just-as-gooder friend may tell you, the price is well justified in the quality of the design and the materials used.

by gg8rate August 13, 2021