sall good
Used in place of 'it's all good'. Mostly used when people are too lazy to type 'it's all good'.
Could also be spelled as sallgood.
Could also be spelled as sallgood.
sall good by palindromicanna December 28, 2007
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'sall good by DrPepper June 17, 2004
sall good breh
Slang: Indicating you are feeling well.
Short for "It is all good brother" in typical American fashion, as lazy as possible.
Short for "It is all good brother" in typical American fashion, as lazy as possible.
Hey Nate... I'm so sorry I can't hang out after class today... I have to pick up my sister
Hey, sall good breh! We'll hang out next week
Hey, sall good breh! We'll hang out next week
sall good breh by merbaer May 15, 2011
it's all good in the neighborhood
a way to say that you are doing alright in a different way. this phrase is the best alternative to saying you are alright because it rhymes.
friend 1: Emma, it looks like that hurt. are you ok?
friend 2: yeah, it's all good in the neighborhood
friend 2: yeah, it's all good in the neighborhood
it's all good in the neighborhood by The juicy juice March 17, 2019
it's all good
Person A: I am really sorry, but I spilled some soda on your girlfriends gym bag.
Person B: Dude, it's all good. Don't sweat it because we will just use some stain remover to remove any stains on the bag or my girlfriend will just get over it. She needs a new gym bag anyway.
Person B: Dude, it's all good. Don't sweat it because we will just use some stain remover to remove any stains on the bag or my girlfriend will just get over it. She needs a new gym bag anyway.
it's all good by SuburbanH October 6, 2021
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it's all good by B.I. April 7, 2003
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it's all good by sirrah May 13, 2005
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