Wiktionary
n. (context chess English) A bishop that has high mobility.
Usage examples of "good bishop".
Then he stole noiselessly away, leaving the boy again alone in the darkness, and now there was no good bishop at hand to take him in.
His record as a priest is spotless, and he has all the right administrative abilities to make a very good bishop.
He is prepared to exchange a side pawn to eliminate White's good bishop.
Yet, for all their magnificence, thanks to our good bishop's gifts, we showed well as we rode into the streets, and I think were envied by many because the marks of honourable war were yet on us.
We'll ask the good bishop to come to his injured friend, the Earl of Ebor.
Perhaps the good bishop of Hippo was too easy in the belief, as well as too rigid in the censure, of this act of female heroism.
The admiration was obviously for Mike rather than the good bishop.