Idioms

call square

call (something) square

To acknowledge that a debt has been paid. Thank you for paying me back—now we can call it square. I mailed you a check, so, in my mind, I was calling everything square. Did it not get to you? I helped Sarah set up the community center for her casino night in return for her helping me move, so we're calling it square now.
See also: call, square
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call something square

to pronounce a debt or obligation to have been paid, balanced, or ended. Thanks for the hundred bucks. I think we can call it square now.
See also: call, square
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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