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Define Good Words Meaning

Good Words
A response used to express absolute agreement, reserved for situations when someone is preaching the truth.

Guy 1: Yo, I love beer and titties.
Guy 2: Good words, son.
By Carlota
What's The Good Word
Meaning what's good or what's up.

Hey man what's the good word?

Oh nothing just chilling.
By Eyde
Put In A Good Word
To tell higher-ups something good about a person trying to appeal to the higher-ups.

Jones: If I dont get this position I don't know what I'll do.

Bonnie Lee: Calm down, I'll put in a good word for you.
By Wileen
What's The Good Word?
1. A phrase no one in America understands, probably from lack of bacon.
2. A greeting, as in

"What's new?"
or
"What's the story, morning glory?"
3. An excuse for people to blurt out their favorite word.

1. What's the good word?
American: What?
2. What's the good word?
Man, I just got herpes!
Shit son
3. What's the good word?
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!!
By Valera
Spreading The Good Word
Ejaculating (cumming) on a woman's face.

I was spreading the good word around Salisbury last night!
By Carolina
Good As Obama's Word.
A updated variation of "not worth the paper it's printed on". From Obama's making promises about something, and then not keeping them. An outright lie that you deny or try to explain away as not being what you meant to say. Something , or someone that you don't dare trust.

I'm told that guy is nothing but a conman. He's as good as Obama's word.
By Lanny
Pretend This Is A Good Word
Please I seriously need you to pretend this is an amazing, incredible word

seriously man, this isn't a joke, I need you to think its good, just pretend this is a good word
By Abbey
The Good New Word Of This Person
the good word that is used in water boots corona crocodile.

this is a good the good new word of this person
By Norene
When You Forget A Really Good Word To Write Here So You Write This Instead.
s a d n e s s .

friend: I just committed when you forget a really good word to write here so you write this instead.
me: i've been there bro.
By Tarah