good old days -Idioms

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good old days

earlier times which everyone remembers as being better than the present

In the good old days people could buy a house easier than today.

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good riddance to bad rubbish

good-for-nothing

got a thing going (with someone)

grab a bite (to eat)

grace (someone or something) with one's presence

in the long run

leave (someone) for dead

hand (something) to (someone) on a silver platter

time was (when)

not know where to turn

busman's holiday

show (someone) up or show up (someone)

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