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Meanings of goodie in English

Russian
гуди
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Irish dessert-like dish made by boiling bread in milk with sugar and spices; often given to children or older adults and/or eaten on St. John's Eve.

гуди
Usage of goodie in English
1
Even the event goodie bags are made from paper and recycled waste.
The South African
2
He's sort of out of date, but definitely an oldie but goodie.
Kafka on the Shore
3
So what do the celebrities walk off with in their goodie bags?
Reuters
4
Some new multitouch-gesture controls on the iPad are the biggest goodie.
Wired
5
More Generations The Legacy again tonight and it looks to be another goodie!
The South African
6
I'm a big fan of extended outros and this one is a goodie.
Radio NZ
7
I dug about in Brad's goodie box for the packet of cheap biros.
NS13 Zero Hour (2010)
8
But mainly people look bored, clap, pick up goodie bag and shuffle out.
Radio NZ
9
I pulled a Bart Simpson notebook out of Bradley's goodie bag.
NS13 Zero Hour (2010)
10
An oldie but a goodie: Ira Glass interviewed talking about the basics of storytelling.
The Irish Times
11
Jennifer had kept out two objects from the goodie box.
Rage of angels
12
An oldie but a goodie as The Quietus goes soaring.
The Irish Times
13
That's because when it comes to virus-busting, soap is an oldie but a goodie.
Radio NZ
14
They yuk at this one, an oldie but a goodie.
The Bazaar of Bad Dreams
15
The classic-rock station was playing an oldie but a goodie.
The Fireman
16
The best one each day will win a Gillette Fifa World Cup goodie bag.
The Guardian
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Russian
гуди
Goodie through the time