gooder
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9.3
- noun
- UK
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maravilla
- That movie was a real gooder!
- do-gooder
Examples
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This book is a real gooder for anyone who loves adventure.
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That new restaurant is a real gooder; the food and service are outstanding.
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That movie was a real gooder and kept everyone entertained until the end.
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We had a gooder of a time at the festival last weekend.
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Her latest book is another gooder that fans will definitely enjoy.
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The concert last night was a gooder that I won't forget anytime soon!
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Her presentation was a gooder, impressing everyone in the audience.
Synonyms
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8.8
A very impressive example of something, like a car or goal
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8.6
A person or thing that is very good and impressive
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8.8
Something or someone that is very exciting and impressive
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8.6
A person or thing that is unusually good
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9.2
A person or thing that people think is excellent
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9.9
A person or thing that is very good and surprising
A very successful event or product that people praise
A person or thing of very high quality
Antonyms
Idioms
- Baby Talk
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9.9
People use it jokingly and informally to say something is better than another
How Good
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Gooder can also be an informal noun meaning 'something especially good', built from good + -er. So calling a show or event a gooder is a friendly way to say it was notably enjoyable or impressive.