Good
Merry
Merry adjective - Indicative of or marked by high spirits or good humor.
Both words in one sentence
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Soon a band of merry men he'd gotten, They wore outfits made of plain green cotton, Helping victims was their business, Boy oh boy was business good, Good for Robin Hood!
Source: Series / When Things Were Rotten -
Just Like Robin Hood: The episode "Carol of the Arrow" introduces the eponymous Carol of the Arrow, leader of a "merry band" of people who do good deeds.
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Not that his showing up portends good things in the future for Zib and the rest of our merry band... Dramatic Necklace Removal: Sort of.
Source: Webcomic / Lackadaisy
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