all fruits ripe
phrase/ˈɑːl ˈfɹuːts ˈɹaɪp/
English Definition
Everything is going well; all is favorable.
Etymology
- (Literally, “all fruits are ripe”.)
Examples
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"All fruits ripe — wi ready fi di show."
"Like my own father used to say, 'Everything will be A-OK if I get what I want.' […]
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"“[…] "Like my own father used to say, 'All fruits ripe if mi get what mi want.'" […]”"
Where you'd hear it
These tags describe the situations or styles of speech where this word commonly appears — for example at church, in everyday chat, or in dancehall lyrics.
- Everyday speech Common in casual conversation on the road, at work, or with friends.