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s'all good

Quick way of saying "It's all good".
1: What's happenin' man?
2: s'all good.
s'all good by Xavier-Marxel February 2, 2010
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S'all good

It’s not at all okay, but the expression comes in handy when it is socially expedient to give reassurance. Interchangeable with No worries.
The tornado wrecked your house, you suffered a mild concussion and three broken ribs, the dog is missing, and you’re on the phone with your hysterically worried mom. “S’all good, you know, mom, s'all good. We’re all alive, praise God, that’s what counts.”

You come home to find your wife fellating your best friend, a relationship you suspected but didn’t want to confront your beloved about for fear she would get mad and divorce you. You were always a wimp. “S’all good, s’all good,” you say as you tiptoe back out of the bedroom. “No worries. See you later, hon.”
S'all good by Hifalutin! February 14, 2022

s'all good man 

everything is just chill man like s'all good yo. also if you gotta lawyer up better call Saul Goodman
we should lawyer up bro better call Saul you know s'all good man Saul Goodman
s'all good man by retroburger July 19, 2022

S’all good man

A multi context used phrase to express peace.
“Oh sorry dude
S’all good man.”

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

it's all good

A polite way of saying it's okay, usually in a cool/caring manner.
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.
it's all good by SuburbanH October 6, 2021

it's all good

Despite any possible doubt, everything's cool.
Oh you slept with my girl? It's all good homie!
it's all good by B.I. April 7, 2003
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green inexperienced youthful judgement and cold blooded execution of those judgements.

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Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare

"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."

- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5
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A)
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B)
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A)
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Bob: No, I've got to clean out my board chow, keys are starting to stick.

B)
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They're playing nu-metal now, bloody grebos!
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