goodie

[good-ee]

noun

Informal.

1. goody.

Word History and Origins

Origin of goodie¹

good + -ie

Example Sentences

SilverSneakers is a “goodie” — an extra that draws people in.

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Goodie Two Shoes, trained by Ireland's Joseph O'Brien and ridden by Wayne Lordan, finished in second place, with English gelding Middle Earth in third.

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Earlier this year, long queues formed outside Japanese clothing retailer Uniqlo's first store in Liverpool, where hundreds of shoppers were treated to a performance by Japanese drummers and received goodie bags.

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But an opportunistic wedding crasher made off with more than a goodie bag at a reception over the weekend.

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A couple of local companies have confirmed they are contributing handcrafted glassware and local pastries to the wedding-favor goodie bags.

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Related Words

• snack 
• sweet 
• treat