adjective
Street Slang
Calm
/kɑːm/ · adjective · slang
All good, fine, or relaxed — 'it's calm' means no worries.
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Definitions
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Used to describe something decent or chill, like a good vibe.
“That party was calm, good energy.”
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Fine, okay, or no problem. 'It's calm' means everything's sorted and there's nothing to stress about.
“Don't worry about the money, it's calm.”
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As agreement or reassurance, meaning 'we're good' or 'all settled.'
“'Sorry I'm late.' 'Calm, calm.'”
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Calm In A Sentence
it's calm bro, take your time
the new spot is calm, we should go back
'is everything ok between us?' 'yeah it's calm'
Origin & Usage
Standard 'calm' broadened in London MLE into a catch-all for 'fine/good/no worries.' A core word in everyday road and youth speech.
People Also Ask
What does 'calm' mean in UK slang?
It means fine, good, or no worries. 'It's calm' means everything's sorted.
What does 'it's calm' mean in texting?
It's a reassurance meaning 'no problem' or 'we're good,' like 'it's all good.'
Can 'calm' describe something fun?
Yes — calling a party or place 'calm' means it's decent and has a good vibe, not that it's quiet.
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