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fairly good; not incredible.
"it wasn't great, just goodish."
goodish by big_man_8031 March 23, 2021
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what you use to describe something that is in between okay and great. pretty much saying good but adding -ish on the end because your cool.
Person 1: how was your day today?
Person 2: great, how was yours?
Person 1: it was goodish i guess.

Person 2: oh thats cool bro.
goodish by surveve October 5, 2011
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The word u use when u want someone to think your okay but your really crying.
How are you? I’m goodish
Goodish by Bruhbruhbeuhbeuh March 5, 2019
Goodish (In terms of slang), is the word used to refer to someone as a friend.

Plural: Goodi (multiples friends)
Other similar examples of words with the same meaning:

"Oi dickhead, nah im jokin, you kool goodish/bruv/fam ? "
Goodish by Ejaculi Or Peni ? February 20, 2011
Goodish is feeling worried and nervous rather than good, but not too worried. It's how you feel before an exam that might not be too hard.
*2 mins before the exam*
Me, "How are you feeling today?"
My friend, "goodish"
goodish by random person :p January 16, 2022
It's feeling more worried or nervous rather than good, but not too worried. It's how you feel before an exam that you think it won't be too hard.
*2 mins before the exam*
Me, "How are you today?"
My friend, "goodish"
goodish by random person :p January 16, 2022

El Goonish Shive 

A great webcomic written and drawn by Dan Shive. The characters are mostly eccentric and regularly funny, however sometimes there are bits of drama. Drawn in the anime comic style, though not completely influenced by it.
El Goonish Shive makes me laugh, weep, and keeps me on the edge of suspense!
El Goonish Shive by Anonymous July 23, 2003
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"My salad days,
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