Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English - decent

~ adj 1 acceptable and good enough  (Haven't you got a decent pair of shoes? | a house with a decent sized yard) 2 treating people in a fair and kind way  (I decided her father was a decent guy, after all. | be decent of sb to do sth)  (It was decent of him to offer to help us paint the house. | be decent about something especially BrE (=treat someone fairly and sympathetically when they have done something wrong))  (The lecturers were really decent about my absences.) 3 following the standards of moral behaviour accepted by most people  (Decent citizens have nothing to fear from this legislation. | do the decent thing (=do something because you feel you ought to))  (When Tom found out that his girlfriend was pregnant, he did the decent thing and married her.) 4 usually humorous wearing enough clothes to not show too much of your body  (Don't come in - I'm not decent!)  (- opposite indecent (1)) 5 a decent burial/funeral if someone is given a decent burial, they are buried in an acceptable way - decently adv