Adverb
but good (not comparable)
(idiomatic) To a high degree; very thoroughly; in a most definite manner.
Actor Arjan Bajwa, best known for films like ‘Rustom’ and ‘Kabir Singh’, says his goal is to do selective but good work, which should have a lasting impact on the audience. Source: Internet
Acronym Other suggested folk etymologies or backronyms for kludge or kluge is from klumsy, lame, ugly, dumb, but good enough, or klutzy, lashup, under, going, engineering. Source: Internet
Coach Tedford had nothing but good things to say about the offensive lineman who Broncos Country hopes turns out to be a steal down the road, as he dropped in the draft due to his injury history. Source: Internet
Also – practically any vegetable can be grilled – we grilled artichokes the other day which was surprisingly good; another odd but good one was fennel. Source: Internet
A planetary swing-by could also be employed similar to what is done with coasting spacecraft, but good alignments might not exist due to the requirements for overall optimization of the trajectory. Source: Internet
Irving Berlin: A Life in Song Schirmer Books, (1998) He never forgot those childhood years when he "slept under tenement steps, ate scraps, and wore secondhand clothes," and described those years as hard but good. Source: Internet