Definition of "goodish" [good•ish]

• Somewhat good. (adjective)
• Somewhat large or big; goodly. (adjective)

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• "Certainly my sleeping facilities were nothing like so great here last night as they were at home; nevertheless, in spite of "ripple-tippling," and too much light and the sense of novelty, I patched together sleep enough to be called a goodish night."
• "But there is some goodish news: It's farthest advanced in the U.S. It says private-sector deleveraging may be complete in two years, freeing it to stimulate growth again."
• "The plot was goodish, or could have been in the right circumstances, but the writing was barely even average."