Definition of "Good" :

noun: articles of commerce

noun: moral excellence or admirableness

"There is much good to be found in people."

noun: that which is pleasing or valuable or useful

"Weigh the good against the bad."

noun: benefit

"For your own good."

adjective: promoting or enhancing well-being

"The experience was good for her."

adjective: having the normally expected amount

"Gives good measure."

adjective: with or in a close or intimate relationship

"A good friend."

adjective: thorough

"Had a good workout."

adjective: generally admired

"Good taste."

adjective: exerting force or influence

"A warranty good for two years."

adjective: resulting favorably

"It's a good thing that I wasn't there."

adjective: not left to spoil

"The meat is still good."

adjective: not forged

"A good dollar bill."

adjective: having desirable or positive qualities especially those suitable for a thing specified

"Good news from the hospital."

adjective: morally admirable

adjective: tending to promote physical well-being; beneficial to health

"A good night's sleep."

adjective: in excellent physical condition

"Good teeth."

adjective: appealing to the mind

"Good music."

adjective: agreeable or pleasing

"We all had a good time."

adjective: most suitable or right for a particular purpose

"A good time to plant tomatoes."

adjective: capable of pleasing

"Good looks."

adjective: deserving of esteem and respect

"Ruined the family's good name."

adjective: of moral excellence

"A genuinely good person."

adjective: having or showing knowledge and skill and aptitude

"A good mechanic."

adjective: financially safe

"A good investment."

adverb: (often used as a combining form) in a good or proper or satisfactory manner or to a high standard (good' is a nonstandard dialectal variant for well')

"The baby can walk pretty good."

adverb: completely and absolutely (good' is sometimes used informally for thoroughly')

"We beat him good."