Pronunciation: /ˈɡʊdi/
noun a piece of candy or a sweet treat
A1 I found a goody bag at the party.
A2 She always keeps a stash of goodies in her desk.
B1 The goody shop sells a variety of treats and snacks.
B2 The goody box was filled with chocolates and cookies.
C1 The goody basket was overflowing with gourmet treats.
C2 The goody hamper was a luxurious gift filled with fine wines and cheeses.
adjective relating to something that is pleasing or enjoyable
A1 I found a goody bag at the party.
A2 She always brings goody snacks to share with her friends.
B1 The store had a goody sale with discounts on all items.
B2 The goody box was filled with delicious treats and surprises.
C1 The goody basket was a thoughtful gift filled with luxurious items.
C2 The goody package included exclusive products from top brands.
formal The goody bags were filled with small trinkets for the guests to take home.
informal I can't wait to dig into the goody bag and see what's inside!
slang I heard this new bakery in town has the best goodies in town.
figurative She always tries to be the goody two-shoes in the group, following all the rules.
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