
Good and proper
Colloquial Usage
Used mostly in spoken and informal contexts, not in formal writing.

The band played good and proper at the local pub.
British Origin
It's a British English phrase, so it's more common in the UK.

She scolded him good and proper for arriving late.
Implicative Meaning
Implies something was done with great effort or to a great extent, sometimes with finality.

They settled the argument good and proper.
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