The word 'goody' is not considered to be correct English.
'Goody' is more of a slang term. You could use the word 'treat' or 'reward' in its place. Example sentence: I got a treat for doing all of my chores.
And there are signs they may have allies beyond Packham and Oddie – the goody and the Goodie.
However, recent research threatens milk's goody two shoes image.
And then the lean times come just about at the point when you've developed your first goody, your gizmo.
Non-profit bosses tend to muck in with volunteers when the heat is on (you'll find them, for example, helping to stuff goody bags for fund-raising events).
Not for him the jaunty moustache of Alec Guinness as he whistles "Colonel Bogey", a goody to the core.
Politicians of both parties love them, because they allow an individual lawmaker to take credit for delivering a specific goody to his constituents.The worst offenders are usually the most senior members of Congress.
I have never met a more goody-goody troublemaker, I say.
1.54pm: The Guardian's editorial this morning said that the Super Thursday slate of local and devolved elections and the UK referendum has generated a "bulging goody-bag of resonant local and national stories".
If Texas George has the twinkly charm of Bill Clinton, Jeb has something of Al Gore's goody-goody inhibition indeed, something of his father, preppy President George.
The conflict does indeed come closer than almost any other to one between baddies (the junta) and the followers of a super-goody (the almost-permanently detained opposition leader, Aung San Suu Kyi).
Their lead singer, Feargal Sharkey, was a former choir-boy who mocked "mummy's boys" but really wanted to be one and, in his best-known song, hated his mother's approval of her goody-goody nephew.
