A realistic description of attitude, presence, and physicality of a member of the "real" man brotherhood, for the nature, scope, use, measurement, depth and girth, of the dominant males' phallus.
The gosu gent works the room with subtle dominating fashion probably from the effects of the goodbar confidence.
by grandolla February 9, 2009
Goodbar is an advanced definition of the male penis. Must be well above average, but not to be confused with a genital of freakish proportions or odd shape. The word itself says it all, "Goodbar." Nothing more, nothing less, its good.
by Graff40b February 9, 2009
Vacuous, over-dressed,despondent-looking twentysomething women who populate dance clubs with others of their kind, looking their Man of the Moment, derived from LOOKING FOR MR. GOODBAR, the novel and the film of the same name.
The Goodbar girls stood in the corner of the club, looking like she missed her dose of Prozac, with that distant longing for the muscle-bound boneheads who ignored them all night.
by Franklin Poole March 5, 2004
by 17384946723 February 6, 2010
by Mr.DoctorSir February 9, 2018
Older, pop culture phrase referencing the 1977 film of the same name starring Diane Keaton. Used to describe a (still) all too common cultural phenomenon and stereotype, whereupon entering a local watering hole, one spots a noticeably middle aging female who, without asking her, one can already glean the following details :
1. she's endlessly looking for a new job or career;
2. she's incessantly looking for a new romantic partner (or the next good lay she can drum up);
3. she's constantly looking for the next place to live (in the immediate vicinity or ANYWHERE for that matter);
4. she's perpetually looking for that 'next big thing' she can't name or describe (and obviously hasn't found yet and, like a character out of a Fitzgerald or Richard Yates novel, probably never will - 'where ARE all those golden people in that golden place ?');
in a phrase, she's a female sad bastard. She's looking for mr. goodbar.
1. she's endlessly looking for a new job or career;
2. she's incessantly looking for a new romantic partner (or the next good lay she can drum up);
3. she's constantly looking for the next place to live (in the immediate vicinity or ANYWHERE for that matter);
4. she's perpetually looking for that 'next big thing' she can't name or describe (and obviously hasn't found yet and, like a character out of a Fitzgerald or Richard Yates novel, probably never will - 'where ARE all those golden people in that golden place ?');
in a phrase, she's a female sad bastard. She's looking for mr. goodbar.
There's Jane - again - blonde hair and blue-eyed, sitting at the bar, martini or glass of wine in hand and that all too familiar look on her face; an expression that evokes a thousand words, phrases and even questions but can be succinctly boiled down to the following : what's the matter, hon ? looking for mr. goodbar?
by Virgin Suicides November 8, 2017