reasonably good.

Thirteen bucks — that's not bad for lunch.

Usage notes: often used in conversation:

“How are you?” “Not bad.” also used in the forms not too bad, not that bad, and not so bad:

It takes me about an hour to get to work, which is not that bad.

Related vocabulary: not half bad

• would see in hell before you would
• would see in hell before you would do something
• would see someone in hell before would
• would see someone in hell before would do something
• would see someone in hell before you would
• would see someone in hell before you would do something
• wrap around little finger
• wrap around your little finger
• wrap in the flag
• wrap round little finger
• wrap round your little finger
• wrap someone around little finger
• wrap someone around your little finger
• wrap someone round little finger
• wrap someone round your little finger
• wrap someone up in cotton wool
• wrap up
• wrap up in cotton wool
• wrap up something
• wrap yourself in the flag
• wreak havoc
• wrestle with
• wrestle with something
• wring hands
• wring out of