"man of the house, master, husband," late Old English, from good (adj.) + man (n.). In 17c.-18c. also a familiar form of address and nearly equivalent to mister.
good-day
good-for-nothing
good-humored
good-looking
goodly
goodman
good-natured
good-neighbor
goodness
good-night
goods
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