Definitions
Wiktionary
- adj. Who enjoys pleasurable activities without regard to the consequences.
GNU Webster's 1913
- adj. occupied with or fond of the pleasures of good company.
WordNet 3.0
- n. a highly pleasurable or exciting experience
- adj. occupied with or fond of the pleasures of good company
Examples
“Finn and Roslyn were what I referred to as good-time buddies.”
“Ms. MacIntosh portrays The Fourth as a former good-time Charlie indulging in booze, babes and fast cars before pulling himself together to claim his royal birthright.”
“This year, alongside bankers like Primal Scream playing their Screamadelica album, and good-time aficionados like DJ Norman Jay, you'll also find more challenging, less familiar acts like Syrian techno legend Omar Souleyman, noise duo Crystal Castles, and the wispy goth rock of Cranes.”
“Not all of us are former good-time girls now drowning in regret—I know women of my generation who waited until marriage—but that's certainly the norm among my peers.”
The Wall Street Journal: Why Do We Let Them Dress Like That?
“You were being fair-weather fans, good-time Charlies who shamelessly climbed aboard the bandwagon.”
The Volokh Conspiracy » Congratulations to the Chicago Blackhawks
“He noted that most of the prisoners who would be released would not be the ones with medical problems, rather those who would be eligible for good-time credits and early parole.”
“Christy embodied it like a fading starlet on the Sunset Boulevard of Broken Dreams; Mr. Bergl's conversational take is more like Blanche DuBois, a good-time girl dependent on the kindness of strangers.”
The Wall Street Journal: The Jazz Scene: Hot Tones, Francophones
“The loose-knit group, formed after Hurricane Katrina to raise awareness about the restoration of coastal wetlands, has drawn increasingly large crowds for its Jazz Fest appearances, which feature both sharply worded songs about environmental issues and good-time pop and dance numbers.”
Jazz Fest lets the sun and the fun shine in after wet weekend
“Nobody is saying that these good-time, tough, resourceful kids, marked by their twin generational obsessions with extreme vanity and extreme hedonism, reflect a complete image of Newcastle, just as Desperate Scousewives could hope to represent a full picture of Liverpool.”
The Guardian: Do TV's 'scripted reality' shows fuel regional prejudice?
“She has played incestuous mothers and hardcore depressives and dipsomaniac good-time girls.”
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