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all good in the hood
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used to reassure someone that there's no problem
Slang
What does "all good in the hood" mean in slang?
The phrase "all good in the hood" means that everything is fine or going well. The structure uses "hood" as slang for a neighborhood or community, often urban, combined with "all good" to emphasize that nothing is wrong. It is informal and typically used in casual speech to reassure that a situation is okay. The expression is associated with African American Vernacular English and became more widely known through hip-hop culture and media.
Examples
He spilled coffee on my desk, but I said, "All good in the hood."
