Jake

/dʒeɪk/

adjective

In British slang, 'jake' means fine or satisfactory.

Everything is jake for the party tonight.

Usage tips

Informal

jake with something,make it jake,it's jake

adjective

In British slang, 'jake' means fine or satisfactory.

Everything is jake for the party tonight.

Usage tips

Informal

jake with something,make it jake,it's jake

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Informal

This word is often used in casual conversations.

Everything is jake for the party tonight.

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Cultural Context

The use of 'jake' can vary regionally; primarily seen in British slang.

You might hear jake in London more than in other parts of England.

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Positive Connotation

Using 'jake' carries a positive sense, suggesting approval or satisfaction.

The meal was jake, I really enjoyed it.

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Informal

This word is often used in casual conversations.

Everything is jake for the party tonight.

Pro Tip 2/3

Cultural Context

The use of 'jake' can vary regionally; primarily seen in British slang.

You might hear jake in London more than in other parts of England.

Pro Tip 3/3

Positive Connotation

Using 'jake' carries a positive sense, suggesting approval or satisfaction.

The meal was jake, I really enjoyed it.

Pro Tip 1/3

Informal

This word is often used in casual conversations.

Everything is jake for the party tonight.

Pro Tip 2/3

Cultural Context

The use of 'jake' can vary regionally; primarily seen in British slang.

You might hear jake in London more than in other parts of England.

Pro Tip 3/3

Positive Connotation

Using 'jake' carries a positive sense, suggesting approval or satisfaction.

The meal was jake, I really enjoyed it.

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