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I ['gʊdɪ]nome colloq.1) (hero) buono m. (-a), eroe m. (-ina)2) (good thing) cosa f. buonaII ['gʊdɪ]interiezione colloq. infant. (che) bello* * *plural - goodies; noun ((usually in plural) any food (eg cake, ice-cream) which is particularly enjoyable to eat: the goodies at a children's party.) ghiottoneria* * *['ɡʊdɪ]1. excl2. n1) Culin2) (Cine: character) buono (-a)* * *goody (1) /ˈgʊdɪ/n.(arc.) comare ( spesso usato davanti al cognome).goody (2) /ˈgʊdɪ/n.1 caramella; chicca (fam.)2 cosa bella ( della vita); cosa carina: We bought a lot of goodies on our trip, abbiamo comprato un sacco di cose carine durante il viaggiogoody (3) /ˈgʊdɪ/inter.(spec. infant.) bene!; che bello!; che bellezza!goody (4) /ˈgʊdɪ/a.(fam.) ► goody-goody.* * *I ['gʊdɪ]nome colloq.1) (hero) buono m. (-a), eroe m. (-ina)2) (good thing) cosa f. buonaII ['gʊdɪ]interiezione colloq. infant. (che) bello
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goody-two-shoes — [good΄ē to͞o′sho͞oz΄] adj., n. 〚after Goody Two Shoes, heroine of a Brit children s story (1766)〛 Informal GOODY GOODY: also goody two shoes or Goody Two shoes * * * … Universalium
goody-two-shoes — [good΄ē to͞o′sho͞oz΄] adj., n. [after Goody Two Shoes, heroine of a Brit children s story (1766)] Informal GOODY GOODY: also goody two shoes or Goody Two shoes … English World dictionary
goody-two-shoes — goody goody UK / US or goody two shoes UK / US noun [countable] Word forms goody goody : singular goody goody plural goody goodies informal informal, showing disapproval someone who always tries to please people in authority … English dictionary
goody two-shoes — A goody two shoes is a self righteous person who makes a great deal of their virtue … The small dictionary of idiomes
goody-two-shoes — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ˈ ̷ ̷ ˌ ̷ ̷ adjective or noun Usage: often capitalized G&T&S Etymology: after Goody Two Shoes, heroine of a children s story perhaps by Oliver Goldsmith died 1774 British author : goody goody * * * goody two shoes variant UK US … Useful english dictionary
goody two-shoes — good′y two′ shoes or good′y two′ shoes n. pl. shoes, adj. (sometimes caps.) cvb goody goody • Etymology: after the title character of The History of Little Goody Two Shoes (1765), a nursery tale perh. written by Oliver Goldsmith … From formal English to slang
Goody Two-shoes — noun Usage: often capitalized S Etymology: from Goody Two Shoes, heroine of a children s story perhaps by Oliver Goldsmith Date: 1934 a person who is goody goody; also a person who is uncommonly good • goody two shoes adjective … New Collegiate Dictionary
goody two shoes — pl. goody two shoes. (sometimes caps.) a goody goody. [after the title character of The History of Little Goody Two Shoes (1765), a nursery tale perh. written by Oliver Goldsmith] * * * … Universalium
goody two shoes — pl. goody two shoes. (sometimes caps.) a goody goody. [after the title character of The History of Little Goody Two Shoes (1765), a nursery tale perh. written by Oliver Goldsmith] … Useful english dictionary
goody-two-shoes — /gʊdi ˈtu ʃuz/ (say goodee tooh shoohz) noun a child or other person well satisfied with being unusually good. {from a popular tale published in 1765, thought to have been written by Oliver Goldsmith, in which the heroine is an orphan girl who… …
goody two-shoes — n. someone who tries to behave better than anyone else. (Also a term of address.) □ Well, goody two shoes, so you decided to come sit with us. □ I’m no goody two shoes. I just like to keep my nose clean … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions