all correct

1. Indeed. All correct—see you then. A: "Is this where I should wait for the next train to the city?" B: "Yes, all correct." All correct, the party does start at 5:00.

2. In good order. Our accountant took a look at the accounts and proclaimed them all correct. Please tell me that the contract is all correct now. I've been working on it for hours! He looked through my documents, pronounced them all correct, and allowed me to proceed to the metal detector.

See also: all, correct

See also:

right side up
right-side up
acknowledge (one) to be right
acknowledge to be right
along the right lines
((do) you) know what I mean
(Do you) know what I'm saying?
trial and error
right the ship
balance the books

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