good word
A phrase used to imply the acceptance, looking forward to, or agreement upon some topic or event. Can also be used to casually end a conversation.
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What's the good word
What's the good word by Sludgeface November 20, 2010
Related Words
Good Words • my good word • What's the good word • pretend this is a good word • put in a good word • spreading the good word • when you forget a really good word to write here so you write this instead. • the good new word of this person • Good as Obama's word. • its not like youre good enough to come up with a new word and have everyone use it
put in a good word
Jones: If I dont get this position I don't know what I'll do.
Bonnie Lee: Calm down, I'll put in a good word for you.
Bonnie Lee: Calm down, I'll put in a good word for you.
put in a good word by /\/\AX |-|EADROOM April 24, 2019
What's the good word?
1. A phrase no one in America understands, probably from lack of bacon.
2. A greeting, as in
"What's new?"
or
"What's the story, morning glory?"
3. An excuse for people to blurt out their favorite word.
2. A greeting, as in
"What's new?"
or
"What's the story, morning glory?"
3. An excuse for people to blurt out their favorite word.
1. What's the good word?
American: What?
2. What's the good word?
Man, I just got herpes!
Shit son
3. What's the good word?
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!!
American: What?
2. What's the good word?
Man, I just got herpes!
Shit son
3. What's the good word?
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!!
What's the good word? by custosanimae November 26, 2012
my good word
my good word by Giteishole December 11, 2021
spreading the good word
spreading the good word by Mike Stanley and DJ Lathrom September 12, 2005
pretend this is a good word
pretend this is a good word by edenwooyeah December 14, 2020
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