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Archie Goodwin
/ˈɑːrtʃi ˈɡʊdwɪn/
Definition
1
A fictional literary character, the wisecracking, street-smart assistant to detective Nero Wolfe in the mystery novels by Rex Stout.
2
A professional American basketball player known for his high-flying athleticism and guard play in the NBA and international leagues.
Examples
If I had Archie Goodwin's footwork, I’d be catching crooks instead of just catching feelings for my unread library books.
Trying to solve a mystery without an Archie Goodwin is like trying to eat soup with a fork—technically possible, but you’re going to end up very frustrated and quite hungry.
Archie Goodwin once noted that a man who doesn't have an ego is like a car without an engine, which explains why I take the bus everywhere.