goodish

It is a goodish step down on the East side.

I thought to myself, £85 is a goodish price to pay for one plant, however rare.

The weather was goodish and - again helpful for those with calories to burn - very cold.

He has sent a really goodish collection of his Cézannes here.

I have goodish ears, as you may have noticed.

"It has taken a goodish time to prepare.

There's a goodish number of cowboys who hold to what they mostly call the Crossway.

"It's a middlin' goodish way you've come," said he at last.

As it is, our Jumps can only deliver us safely to a rather goodish distance from a planetary mass."

It lifted its upper lip in a trembling sneer, revealing a goodish set of teeth.

She knew a goodish number of things about what was to come heresome from the dreams, some from her own common sense.

"Looks like it'll be a goodish day.

"Go back at a goodish trot.

"That's a goodish way to come!"

Oh, and it was a goodish school with a reputation too, Kings Grammar in Grantham.

'We will now, if you don't mind, step a goodish way uptown.'

"Quite a goodish few, aren't there?"

(We must get over wanting to be needed: in some goodish people, specially women, that is the hardest of all temptations to resist.)

The first thing was to get down to Addie Richardson's henhouse, and that was a goodish way, four or five miles.

"You look rather fagged, and it's a goodish way to Ivy Lane," he said, by way of giving him an excuse not to go himself.

It's a goodish way."

"A goodish name," Aunt Evvie said.

Goodish thing to have in Nottingham, though; annoyed the mayor most frightfully when I got it; and of course the missus likes it.

It was high summer, the finest summer Mother Abagail could recollect since 1955 the year her mother had died at the goodish age of ninety-three.

This was not the true Desert, this coastal strip with goodish farmland a few measures away toward the sea, but even in the gloom Saumer could sense the bleak dunes.