GOOD

Definition

1. adverb (often used as a combining form) in a good or proper or satisfactory manner or to a high standard (`good' is a nonstandard dialectal variant for `well'). — synonyms: well
2. adverb completely and absolutely (`good' is sometimes used informally for `thoroughly'). — synonyms: thoroughly, soundly
3. noun benefit.
4. noun moral excellence or admirableness. — synonyms: goodness
5. noun that which is pleasing or valuable or useful. — synonyms: goodness
6. noun articles of commerce. — synonyms: commodity, trade_good
7. adjective having desirable or positive qualities especially those suitable for a thing specified.
8. adjective having the normally expected amount. — synonyms: full
9. adjective morally admirable.
10. adjective deserving of esteem and respect. — synonyms: estimable, honorable, respectable
11. adjective promoting or enhancing well-being. — synonyms: beneficial
12. adjective agreeable or pleasing.
13. adjective of moral excellence. — synonyms: just, upright
14. adjective having or showing knowledge and skill and aptitude. — synonyms: adept, expert, practiced, proficient, skillful, skilful
15. adjective thorough.
16. adjective with or in a close or intimate relationship. — synonyms: dear, near
17. adjective financially safe. — synonyms: dependable, safe, secure
18. adjective most suitable or right for a particular purpose. — synonyms: right, ripe
19. adjective resulting favorably. — synonyms: well(p)
20. adjective exerting force or influence. — synonyms: effective, in_effect(p), in_force(p)
21. adjective capable of pleasing.
22. adjective appealing to the mind. — synonyms: serious
23. adjective in excellent physical condition. — synonyms: sound
24. adjective tending to promote physical well-being. — synonyms: salutary
25. adjective not forged. — synonyms: honest
26. adjective not left to spoil. — synonyms: unspoiled, unspoilt
27. adjective generally admired.