Good Riddens

A common misspelling of the idiom "Good Riddance".

John: I heard they closed down that store that was selling poisoned food. Good riddens!
Jane: It's "good riddance", not "good riddens".

by y3Jd9 March 16, 2009

Good riddens

A moron would use this phrase if they were unsure how to comprehend the English lexicon.

For example
Stas would say “good riddens” because she is terminally ill

by OliverTeachesEnglish March 7, 2022

Good Riddins

The actual correct spelling and pronunciation of "good riddance", to be used amongst pals to say farewell.

Abunar: "I'm Leaving now"
Lewings: "Good Riddins"

by atJimHarrison July 9, 2018