From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englisha good old somethinga good old something (also a right old something British English) spokenENJOY/LIKE DOING something used to talk about something you enjoy We had a good old talk. → old
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a good old something• But even marriage to a good old boy has not opened all arms to Fonda.• It was high time, he intimated, that he and old Barney got together for a good old chinwag.• If you need thrills, excitement and a good old dose of adrenalin, then the Ducati is a top option.• He was a good old man, and I still miss him.• He was a good old mule.• We had a good old time at the reunion.• One of these days Sam is going to come up against a good old time proper door.• Our only hope is a good old winter storm over the Christmas holiday. 