be+good+for
31good for — or[hurrah for] {adj. phr.} Used with a name or pronoun to praise someone. * /Good for George! He won the 100 yard dash./ * /You got 100 on the test? Hurrah for you./ …
32good for a loan — willing to lend money, able to lend money Let s ask Mike for some money. He s usually good for a loan …
33good for — cvb idi a) certain to repay (money owed) b) the equivalent in value of: This pass is good for two free seats[/ex] c) serviceable or useful for (a specified length of time or distance) …
34good-for-nothing — {adj. phr.} Worthless. * /While Janice works hard each day, her good for nothing husband hangs around in the bars./ …
35good-for-nothing — {adj. phr.} Worthless. * /While Janice works hard each day, her good for nothing husband hangs around in the bars./ …
36good-for-nothing — adjective Date: 1533 of no use or value • good for nothing noun …
37good-for-nothing — adj. phr. Worthless. While Janice works hard each day, her good for nothing husband hangs around in the bars …
38good-for-nothing — not useful, useless I ll be glad when we sell that good for nothing truck …
39good-for-nothing — noun (C) someone who is lazy or has no skills good for nothing adjective (only before noun) …
40good for something — informal able or likely to supply something, especially money Why don t you ask Joe? He should be good for a few quid …