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goody-goody

[good-ee-good-ee] / ˈgʊd iˈgʊd i /
NOUN
overly good or nice person
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A: I didn't want to make him too good, goody, goody good.

From Reuters • Oct. 2, 2013

He now punctuates Hannibal's low-slung, threatening sentences with "okeydokey" and "goody goody."

From Time Magazine Archive

"What do we shriek," asked Actress Chase, "goody, goody?"

From Time Magazine Archive

I think things out, you know, and at last I come to a conclusion, and it ends by being a platitude that all the goody, goody books have said times without number.

From The Captives by Walpole, Hugh, Sir

Frederic Harrison calls Evangeline "goody, goody dribble!" and Quiller-Couch in his anthology gives three pages to Longfellow and seven to Wilfred Scawen Blunt—but who is Blunt?

From Stories of Authors, British and American by Chubb, Edwin Watts




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