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1. (n.) goody
something pleasing to eat, as candy.
2. goody
something esp. desirable, attractive, or pleasing; something that causes delight.
3. (interj.) goody
(used to express childish delight; sometimes used ironically).
4. (n.) goody
Archaic. a polite term of address for a woman of humble social standing.
Etymology: (1550–60; good (wife ))
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) dainty, delicacy, goody, kickshaw, treat
something considered choice to eat
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) goody
a bonbon, cake, or the like; -- usually in the pl
2. (noun) goody
an American fish; the lafayette or spot
3. (noun) goody
goodwife; -- a low term of civility or sport
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Sense: (usually in plural) any food (eg cake, ice-cream) which is particularly enjoyable to eat
the goodies at a children's party.
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 Afrikaans: lekkergoed |
 Arabic: حَلْوى |
 Bulgarian: сладкиш |
 Brazilian: guloseima |
 Czech: dobroty, pochoutka |
 German: die Süßigkeiten (pl.) |
 Danish: godte; lækkeri |
 Greek: λιχουδιά |
 Spanish: golosinas, chucherías |
 Estonian: maiustus |
 Farsi: خوراکی دلچسب |
 Finnish: herkku |
 French: gâteries |
 Hebrew: “דְבָרִים טוֹבִים” |
 Hindi: केक इत्यादि खाने की चीज |
 Croatian: poslastica |
 Hungarian: édesség |
 Indonesian: makanan |
 Icelandic: góðgæti |
 Italian: ghiottoneria |
 Japanese: ごちそう |
 Korean: 맛있는 음식 |
 Lithuanian: skanėstas |
 Latvian: našķis |
 Malay: kudap-kudapan |
 Dutch: lekkernij, zoetigheid, sn |
 Polish: łakoć |
 Persian: خوراکی دلچسب |
 Pashto: خوږه، شيرينې: ښه ښځه په ز |
 Portuguese: guloseima |
 Romanian: zaharicale |
 Russian: сладости |
 Slovak: dobroty |
 Slovenian: slaščica |
 Serbian: đakonija |
 Thai: ของน่าทาน |
 Turkish: lezzetli yiyecek, yemesi |
 Taiwanese: 好吃的東西 |
 Ukrainian: солодощі |
 Urdu: بچوں کی مرغوب کھانے پینے |
 Vietnamese: thức ăn |
 Chinese: 好吃的东西 |
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