goodie
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1.6
- noun
- /ˈɡʊdi/
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golosina
- They both had wonderful goodie bags for me, full of fun items!
- goodie bag
- goodie basket
- goodie-filled
But yeah, let's see what goodies we like in here.
- But yeah, let's see what goodies we like in here.
- So that is a wrap from the goodies that I got from Ioffer.
- If you choose to answer this question, this Waitrose goodie bag is yours.
- Ooh, we got some little goodies from Super Goop.
Examples
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At the party, every child received a goodie bag filled with sweets and toys.
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The company's devices were featured in the Grammy Awards goodie bags in 2010.
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Wait till you see what I got in the goodie bag.
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I do, however, get some very nice goodie bags.
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I better hide this goodie before they get here.
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There was gonna be a cake and dancing and an amazing goodie bag.
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And they gave us these gorgeous goodie bags with some amazing products in.
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If you choose to answer this question, this Waitrose goodie bag is yours.
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Oh my God, a little goodie, some makeup, a little headband.
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We've got all kinds of goodies at our Super Bowl party.
Synonyms
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1.0
Something special and enjoyable like ice cream or a nice outing
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1.0
A small sugary food eaten after a meal
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2.7
A small treat given to someone as a reward
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4.4
A small sweet candy often made of chocolate and wrapped in foil
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1.0
A small treat that tastes very good
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8.7
A small soft candy that you chew
A small gift given to show thanks or care
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Morphology
Etymology
Goodie also comes from good meaning 'something good' with the same friendly ending -ie, and it became a name for a small, pleasant thing. That's why a goodie is a little treat or gift, like the sweets in a party bag.