goodish

[ good-ish ]

adjective

1. rather good; fairly good.

Word History and Origins

Origin of goodish¹

First recorded in 1750–60; good + -ish ¹

Example Sentences

So she was stuck, for a goodish bit of time, with a load of red-faced paunches who thought she was the spawn of hell.

From The Daily Beast

I've been at her a goodish bit to-day, an' I think I've gotten her put all reet at last.'

From Project Gutenberg

I picked up a goodish chunk of stone, and then lay down and set to crawling towards them.

From Project Gutenberg

I was a goodish bit away from it, but there was a break in the roadside trees at that point and I could see it clearly.

From Project Gutenberg

The long short cut was, according to the aborigines, a goodish step longer than the road, geometrically.

From Project Gutenberg

Dick Handfield was living on the Station for a goodish time--that's how he came to know all about it.

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