Definition of "good form" []

• Behavior that is both morally and socially correct; proper manner, decorum or etiquette. (noun)

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• "In spite of anything you have read it is still not good form to shoot your way into or out of either Torrs or the New Stanley."
• "The Palatinate Franchise having proved to be a good form of government in England, and withal safe against a very strong development of popular liberty, the king and the Lords Proprietors considered it the best system for a colony planted so far away from royal oversight as America."
• "This is a good form of exercise for you—bending over and retrieving kicked-off socks."