I. ˈgu̇-dē noun
Etymology: alteration of goodwife
Date: 1559
archaic : a usually married woman of lowly station — used as a title preceding a surname
II. noun
or good·ie
( plural good·ies )
Date: 1756
1. : something that is particularly attractive, pleasurable, good, or desirable
2. chiefly British : one that is good ; especially : an opponent of the villain (as in a motion picture)