goodlike

English edit

goodlike (comparative more goodlike, superlative most goodlike)

(UK, dialect, archaic) well-favoured; handsome
- Quoted in 1833, Luke Howard, The Yorkshireman, a religious and literary journal (page 184)
  George Whitehead, who knew him, gives the following account of Robert Hayes: 'He was a very innocent loving man, a goodlike person, of a fresh comely countenance, seemed healthy, and in the prime of his strength when first imprisoned. […]