'good fed' is incorrect and not usable in written English.
Instead, you can use the phrase 'well-fed' to mean that someone has eaten enough food. Example: The well-fed child had a bright smile on her face.
Does good Fed policy deserve credit for this unprecedented stability?
As a big ideas man rather than a policymaker, Mr Bernanke may not be boring enough to be a good Fed chairman.
Credentials don't make for a good Fed chairman.
It's early in the Watergate summer of 1974, the day after Daley's 11th birthday, the day before her mother will leave Gardiner Amory for good, fed up with his drinking and his zestful bigotry.
On one level, yes: both the states and the federal government can do good and bad things, and while often it's the good Feds versus the bad states, the reverse is sometimes true.
The fully-sealed CNTs FED (c-FED) showed good emission properties.
Regardless, any hint of an apology tour was undetectable, especially in the presence of good food, powerful friends, well-fed and well-heeled clients — all mainstays of this or any convention.
He has kindly eyes, a soft-featured handsomeness, an air of corn-fed good cheer.
"For most of those first few days," Newsweek says, "Bush was hearing what a good job the Feds were doing".
Gavin has the milk-fed good looks of a Kennedy, but this is far from sufficient in a role that calls for some moral outrage.
A protagonist with the well-fed good looks and dimpled chin of a superhero is just what's called for here, and Mr. Affleck, who looks as if he was drawn by the comics artist John Romita, fits the bill.
