Goody [noun]

As if this wasn’t enough for off-road enthusiasts, a Sasquatch package offers 35-inch monster tires, stiff shocks, a suspension-lift kit and other goodies for trail seekers.

Even better, if you order now, there’s a solid chance that the goodies will get to your loved ones in time for the 25th.

A lot of the goodies that I make would not survive, so I don’t typically like to ship them.

The Hummer will be a bit pricey at first with lots of standard goodies like a three motors that generate 1,000 horsepower for towing and hauling.

Hershey, for example, has reported that people buying goodies to eat themselves makes up nearly 50% of sales at Halloween.

If this strategy works, TuSimple will copy-paste it in Europe and Asia, and just like that, their robot trucks will be cruising the world’s highways loaded with goodies.

Goody Wallis has asked me to write to her, and I shall certainly do so at once, distinctly forbidding it.

Oh, you dear old Goody Goody, she cried, springing to her feet and throwing her arms around Tessa.

You have here a triall of her fidelity, that Goody Busie-body vaunted of.

"Goody Oliver" was executed as a witch on November 16th, 1688.