goodwill

[Eng. good, and will.] I. Ordinary Language : 1. Benevolence; kindly or favorable disposition or feelings. occupation. goor-a-kōo, good-a-kōo, s . [Hind. goorakhoo , guraku ; Mahratta goodakhoo , gudakhu .] The name given in parts of India to balls, prepared of differ ent ingredients, to be smoked by the natives in a hookah, or pipe. IMG:content-0629.png:[blocks in formation] goôse, s. [A. S. gós.] I. Ordinary Language : 1. Lit .: In the same sense as II. 2. Figuratively : (1) A silly person, a simpleton. (2) A tailor's smoothing and pre ing iron, from the handle being like the neck of a goose. "Come in, tailor; here you may roast your goose." Shakesp.: Macbeth, ii. 3. *(3) A game of chance played on a card divided into small compartments, number from one to sixty "Peace, goodwill, order, and esteem."- Burke: Ameritwo, and arranged in a spiral form round an open can Taxation. 2. Heartine , zeal, earnestne , readine . II. Comm .: The custom of any trade or busine ; the influence of the seller of any busine to secure to his succe or the custom already existing; the right or title to keep up and continue the busine purchased from an outgoing tenant; the money paid for such right or title.