goodies

UK
/ˈɡʊdiz/
US
/ˈɡʊdiz/

Translations

goodynoun

goodies

pl

goodies
pl
UK
/ˈɡʊdi/
US
/ˈɡʊdi/
friandiseSe dit surtout d’une petite douceur ou d’une petite chose agréable à manger.
The children were excited to receive a bag of goodies at the party.
Les enfants étaient ravis de recevoir un sac de friandises à la fête.
Additional translations
petit saintFamilier et souvent ironique ou moqueur pour une personne trop vertueuse.
gâteriePlus général: petite chose plaisante, cadeau ou douceur.
dameEmploi historique, titre respectueux autrefois donné à une femme mariée de condition modeste.
goodienoun

goodies

pl

goodies
pl
UK
/ˈɡʊdi/
US
/ˈɡʊdi/
friandiseAu sens de petite chose agréable à manger ou à offrir.
The children were excited to receive their goodie bags at the birthday party.
Les enfants étaient ravis de recevoir leurs sacs de friandises à la fête d'anniversaire.
Additional translations
petit cadeauAu sens de présent ou récompense agréable.
gentilAu sens de personnage positif, par opposition à méchant; surtout dans un registre familier.
Synonyms

Definitions

goodienoun
A desirable or pleasant thing, especially something that is given as a gift or reward.
The children were excited to receive their goodie bags at the birthday party.
A person who is good or virtuous, often used in contrast to a 'baddie'.
In the movie, the goodie always triumphs over the baddie.
goodynoun
Something that is particularly attractive, pleasant, or desirable, especially a small item of food.
The children were excited to receive a bag of goodies at the party.
A person who is good or virtuous, often used in a slightly mocking or ironic way.
He was always the goody in the group, never breaking any rules.
(Historical) A respectful but informal title for a married woman of humble rank, short for “Goodwife.”
Goody Proctor was among those accused during the Salem witch trials.