NOUN
- a person who behaves extremely well in order to please a superior
ADJECTIVE
- affectedly or smugly good or self-righteous
How To Use goody-goody In A Sentence
- Conner was known about the school as the goody-goody to all teachers and a suck up to Jocks.
- Whether the goody-goody Gibson girl or the dancing flapper, the single woman finally had purchasing power.
- I wasn't a goody-goody; I mean, I drank at parties and all, but I generally found getting drunk seemed to be both dangerous and pointless.
- He is so different from all the other boring, goody-goody superheroes.
- At that time, their denial was their belief that they were popular all over the World as a paternalistic big brotherly, goody-goody neighbor.
- If she had still been a goody-goody she would have been so modest and fainted at the idea.
- During the whole horribly stressful process you have to be a goody-goody.
- She's kind of a goody-goody and quiet, but is just so awesome.
- Among some sections of the party, Martin is regarded as too much of a goody-goody, too much the altar boy.
- He's too much of a goody-goody , and I knew deep down that I will have to finish him someday in my life.