34. Good health; conducive to peace of mind and longevity. 35. Good order; stable, satisfying. 36. Good complexion; gratifying, favorable, advantageous, etc. 37. Good face; fair or smooth, or indicating intellectual ability or trustworthiness of character. 38. Good play; agreeable, amusing, skilful. 39. Good fame; honorable, not sullied. 40. To have a good night of it; to sleep undisturbedly and to be refreshed by so doing. 41. To have a good time of it; period of enjoyment. 42. Good will; benevolence. 43. “Good morning”; elliptical for well wishing. 44. “Good bye”; elliptical for well wishing at departure. 45. To take in good part; to be somewhat pleased, or at least not displeased. 46. “Good to overcome”; easy to overcome. 47. To appear or seem good; implying various degrees of commendation, depending, however, upon the accent of the speaker. 48. A good deal; an amount greater than expected. 49. A good deal; adequate, abundant, ample, sufficient. 50. As good as; practically or to all intents and purposes the same. 51. To be as good as one’s word; to act up to the full sense of the letter or the meaning. 52. To make good; to succeed, fulfil, or perform, carry out or succeed in performing. 53. To make good; to fill up even or level. 54. To make good; to repair or restore, to compensate for, to supply a deficiency, to pay a debt. 55. To make good; to secure prisoners for the night. 56. To make good; to prove to be true or valid, to demonstrate or substantiate a statement. 57. Good for a certain amount; spoken of a person expected to pay or contribute. 58. Good debts; those which are expected to be paid in full. 59. To make one’s part good; to make a successful resistance. 60. To become good for; to fulfil expectation. 61. To come to good; spoken of a dream that comes true. 62. Good birth; average or above the average, not humble or mean. 63. Good coin; genuine, not counterfeit. 64. Good purpose or conduct; commendable, acceptable, up to standard, not causing trouble. 65. Good jest; smart, witty, typical, or even exceptional. 66. Good right, claim, reason, plea, proposition; valid, sound. 67. Good legal decision, or contract; valid, effectual, not vitiated by any flaw. 68. To have a good mind to; to be ready to act, to have a matured intention. 69. “Our good wishes go with you”; expectation of happiness or prosperity. 70. For good and all; valid conclusion, finally. 71. “Good my lord”; courteous address, deferential attitude, expectation of favor or esteem. 72. Good life insurance risk; likely to live a long time. 73. “Good men and true”; spoken of a jury that is expected to render a fair verdict. 74. Good old; possibly a term of praise, or merely meaning very old. 75. “Good words!”; equivalent to “do not speak so fiercely,” or “I expected kind words from you.”