steengoed.
damn good, unsurpassably good
Meaning & usage
damn good, unsurpassably good
Where this word comes from
Mid-20th century, from steen (“stone”) + goed (“good”). For the use of “stone” as an emphasizer compare German stein- and Dutch kei-. The equivalent keigoed (ca. 1990) is more recent than steengoed.
pottery
stoneware, particularly German stoneware that is baked at high temperatures and originated in the fourteenth century
Where this word comes from
From steen (“stone”) + goed (“ware, commodity, good”).
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