Good

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 218
good, adj. having qualities, whither phys i- cal or moral, desirable or suitable to the end proposed promoting succe , welfsuc, 01 happine virtuous; pious kind benevolent jn oper competent sufficient valid sound sci vice able beneficial retd serious, as m goo.i earnest not small, coiisideiablc, as in go, d deal: full, complete, as measure, iiiiblcnndied, liouourabk, as m good name —-tomp Bett er sttperl Best.—As good as, the same as, no le than, [AS gbd closely akin to Dut good, Gcr gut. Ice potter, Goth gods Good, good, that which promotes happine , succe , , opposed to Evil prosperity: welfare advantage, temporal «i spirmial moral qualities virtue po e ions,—pl household furniture movable pioperty; merchandise. Good, good, well right Good-breeding, good bred ing, polite manners formed by a good breeding or education
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