interjection
Street Slang
Safe
/seɪf/ · interjection · slang
Thanks, cool, or all good — a versatile expression of approval.
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Definitions
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As an adjective, describing a sound, trustworthy person.
“He's safe, you can rely on him.”
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2
Cool, good or all right, expressing approval.
“'It's free entry tonight.' 'Safe.'”
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3
Thanks or cheers, an expression of gratitude.
“You sorted it for me? Safe, bro.”
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Safe In A Sentence
Safe for the lift, I owe you one.
'See you at 9.' 'Safe.'
She's a safe one, never lets anyone down.
Origin & Usage
London MLE slang from 'safe' meaning sound or trustworthy, broadened into a catch-all 'thanks/cool/respect'. Core grime-era greeting and sign-off.
People Also Ask
What does safe mean in London slang?
It's a versatile word meaning thanks, cool or all good, and it can describe a trustworthy person ('he's safe').
Can safe mean thank you?
Yes, 'safe' is commonly used to mean thanks or cheers, like 'safe for the help'.
What does it mean if someone is 'safe'?
Calling a person 'safe' means they're sound, reliable and trustworthy — a good person to know.
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