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good⋅ie

[good-ee]
–noun, interjection Informal.
goody 1 .

Origin:
good + -ie

good⋅y

1[good-ee] noun, plural good⋅ies, interjection Informal.
–noun
1. Usually, goodies. something especially attractive or pleasing, esp. cake, cookies, or candy.
2. something that causes delight or satisfaction: A record collector played some goodies for me on his phonograph.
–interjection
3. good (used to express childish delight).
Also, goodie.


Origin:
1750–60; good + -y 2 , as n. suffix
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good·ie   (gŏŏd'ē)   
n.  Variant of goody1.
good·y 1   (gŏŏd'ē)   
interj.  Used to express delight.
n.   also good·ie pl. good·ies
Something attractive or delectable, especially something sweet to eat.
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