Sa'good

Everything is well.

"Sa'good brothers, I got the bread!"
(trucker accent)

by The Present Company October 19, 2013

that's a good question

A phrase usually indicating that the speaker has absolutely no idea how to answer said question. Often used to stall for time.

Photography teacher walking in on students who should be at pep rally: What are you doing here?
Sreya: That's a good question!

by Shen June 28, 2004

Uh, that's a good guess

something teachers, grown-ups, or coaches say when you got an answer SUPER wrong but they don't want to discourage you

me: *looks at DNA* "is that a roman column"
teacher: Uh, that's a good guess

by freygeothewhy January 19, 2021

Who's A Good Boy?

The one singular question that dogs still have to this day.

Because Who is the good boy? Am I the good boy? Is it you? Yes you the one reading this? You may be the good boy after all! But we will never know...

The owner never clarifies who the damn good boy is, so the dog is left now questioning it's whole life if it were the good boy or not....

Don't do this to your dog.... tell them who the good boy really is... unless they're a girl...

Owner: Who's a good boy?

Dog: *thinking* damn it Carol don't fucking test me again, this is 5th time today you've told me this and I still don't know who the hell is a good boy, it could that little fucker over there you call your "son"

by Joloxsa Xenax July 22, 2017

That's a good story, tell it again

Used if someone tells a horrible story. Highly sarcastic.

"So like, I was at the store, and like the guy was all 'So you want paper or plastic' and I was like 'plastic' and like I baught a pack of gum but OMG he's soo hott..."

"That was a good story, tell it again."

by i am so cool. November 18, 2004

Sniping's a good job mate.

It's Challenging Work.

I can guarantee you won't go hungry, because at the end of the day, someone is always gonna want someone else Dead.
"Sniping's a good job mate." - Sniper TF2

by BigStupidIdiot May 17, 2021

That's a good point

Not an admission, exactly, just an acknowledgement that someone's argument has validity.

Person1: "I think your idea sucks."
Person2: "Sure, that's a good point."

by The Grammar Nazi October 19, 2001