adjective
General Slang
Sorted
/ˈsɔːtɪd/ · adjective · informal
Handled, taken care of — 'don't worry, it's all sorted.'
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Definitions
1
Set up and ready, with everything you need.
“Got my snacks and a blanket, I'm sorted for the night.”
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2
Dealt with, organised, or resolved.
“Tickets are booked, we're sorted.”
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3
As an exclamation, confirming a plan is agreed.
“Seven o'clock at mine? Sorted.”
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Sorted In A Sentence
Sorted the wifi, should be fine now.
Lift's booked for Friday so we're sorted.
Dinner's sorted, I made a big lasagne.
Origin & Usage
From 'sort out,' meaning to put in order. The standalone 'sorted!' as a confident sign-off grew popular in British speech through the late 20th century.
People Also Ask
What does sorted mean in British slang?
It means handled or taken care of — 'it's all sorted' means the issue or plan is dealt with.
What does 'sorted!' mean on its own?
Said alone, it's a confident way of saying 'done' or 'agreed,' confirming a plan is set.
Is sorted positive?
Yes, it's reassuring and upbeat, signalling that everything is under control.
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