goodies [
'gʊdɪ'gʊdɪ]
n. 特别吸引人的东西, 糖果, 好吃的东西, 美味的食品, 令人愉快的东西
Goody \Good"y\, n.; pl. {Goodies}.
1. A bonbon, cake, or the like; -- usually in the pl.
[Colloq.]
2. (Zo["o]l.) An American fish; the lafayette or spot.
Goody \Good"y\, n.; pl. {Goodies}. [Prob. contr. from goodwife.]
Goodwife; -- a low term of civility or sport.
- But it would leave enough goodies to go around that hardly anyone need be entirely dissatisfied.
- The proposal raises yet another question: how would the capital gains tax reduction and other "goodies" be paid for?
- Some companies contract with dealers to deliver goodies such as Danish butter cookies to buyers who fill out factory questionnaires about dealers.
- In the current issue, crammed with goodies for these yummies, readers are urged to send in their "hard-earned kopeks" to buy "the latest consumer indulgences" from the magazine's shop, called the "Central Committee."
- "The regime sustains power by doling out goodies and if he withdraws from Kuwait, it's another blunder; he won't have any goodies," says Laurie Mylroie, a fellow at the Harvard Center for Middle Eastern Studies.
- "The regime sustains power by doling out goodies and if he withdraws from Kuwait, it's another blunder; he won't have any goodies," says Laurie Mylroie, a fellow at the Harvard Center for Middle Eastern Studies.
- "They got a lot of goodies out of Kuwait," he said.
- Sipping Orangina out of a plastic cup from my reserve of Gallic goodies, I already feel cut off from the capitalist world outside, where travelers can still buy pre-pasted throwaway toothbrushes.
- Sales of popcorn and other goodies, London said, generate the profits that keep the discount theater business popping.
- Mr. Royster's reference to the pork-barrel goodies included in the last-minute appropriations bill points out the dire need for changes in the legislative process.
- Men carrying boxes of sweets stuffed goodies into the mouths of the arriving POWs, the traditional Iranian manner of celebration.
- "If you give somebody a tent, they ask for other goodies," Mr. Cuny says.
- "It's amazing, absolutely amazing that that sort of (measure) to strike out all the goodies passed almost unanimously," Guenther said.
- The state fiercely opposes the dump and has passed a law making it illegal to store high-level radioactive waste in Nevada, but its colleges are happy to accept the goodies that come with overseeing the dump.
- Mrs. Wisel says she loaded the goodies in a laundry bag and returned them to the management.
- Our biggest and only opportunity is to work with them gently and concentrate on the economy, saying to them: 'That's the way you will get the goodies.'
- Advertisers looking for ways to get their message to moviegoers are turning away from on-screen pitches and hiring movie theaters to hand out free samples of candy, popcorn and other goodies.
- The American public has overwhelmed the ship with Christmas cards and goodies.
- In his will, he even outlines how his children, Brownell Combs and Mrs. Trapp, should draw straws if they disagree on how to divide up the china, silver and other goodies.
- A new YSL couture accessory shop opens today at 32 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honore to offer such goodies, as well as bags and scarves _ for couture prices, with bracelets starting around $250.
- It is comprehensively equipped and I rate it a best buy in its class. For Pounds 2,200 more there are Citation versions (pictured) with extra goodies such as alloy wheels, ABS brakes and air conditioning.
- Miss Endo said buying a $3.50 gift set of goodies was the least she could do for her 12-year-old English setter.
- And if you've driven from nearby Castroville, "Artichoke Center of the World," your baskets are full with goodies from the Giant Artichoke restaurant and ranch market.
- She received a boost from Republican David Martin, a pseudo-hawk from New York, who voted to deny funds to transfer a NATO fighter wing in order to fund the Grumman F-14D and other goodies.