Word of the Day

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Copacetic

koh-pə-se-tikPart of speech: adjective

Origin: American, 20th century

1Slang for "all is well"

2Fine or satisfactory   

Examples of Copacetic in a sentence 

"She seemed upset, but I let her know that everything was copacetic." 

"After hearing the instructions, everyone was pleased and copacetic with what was expected of them."

In spite of Napoleon's expression, the tip of his hat indicated that all was copacetic.

Comments

[mrua7.livejournal.com]

"Don't worry your blond Russian head," Napoleon grinned." Everything is copacetic....Scout's honor." Illya couldn't help but frown, " Everytime you say 'Scouts honor' there is always trouble in one form or another, usually involving a woman."

"Hmmm, you're right Illya; guess I need to find a new catch phrase."

[banemmanan.livejournal.com]

"April, come in."
"In a downpour like this, I wish I could! THRUSH pick the worst time of year for suspicious activity."
"And we picked the worst time of year to get into Waverly's bad-books. How're things at your end?"
"I'm bored, wet, and cold. Everything's simply copaceic."
"Copa-what?"
"Nevermind, darling; everything's fine."
"I'm half-inclined to think you've had a knock to the head, but I'll believe you this once."
"How generous of you, I'm flattered."
"You should be. Using obscure terms like that."
"But here I thought you English invented the language, are you trying to tell me that you don't know everyword?"
"Mich? Ein Englischer? Nein, das ist unmöglich!"
"I presume that things are fine with you too, or you'd be more serious, but I'll ask anyway. How's things?"
"Oh, everything here is tickety-boo, luv."
"... what?"

[banemmanan.livejournal.com]

Heck, I promised myself I'd limit the amount I worte today, and I 've faile once again! Tomorrow, we try again!

[laurose8.livejournal.com]

Very nice! And good solid work on both of them.

[pfrye.livejournal.com]

Mr. Waverly knew that the situation in Section Two was not copacetic. Mr. Solo was in medical recovering from a week of confinement courtesy of THRUSH. Mr. Kuryakin was acting CEA and unfortunately with Solo out the anti Soviet contingent was being vocal. Mr. Waverly was biding his time, waiting to see if his young Russian could handle the conflict in the section or if he would have to intercede.

[mrua7.livejournal.com]

You need to start writing some stories and post them here! I'm thinking of reviving the "All about April" Challenge. It's not complicated as its only requirement is to post stories involving April (Mark too) and if you can sneak Napoleon and or Illya in that's cool.

Either way, to post here, you don't have to write for a challenge. You just post your piece as a "non-challenge story" with the title in the subject header.

[mrua7.livejournal.com]

VERY nice!

[banemmanan.livejournal.com]

That's kind of you to say.
And well, if there's one thing I can do then it's write about April! That would be a lot of fun, and I'd definitely appreciate all the other fics with April in them that would get written as well. :D
I'm working on a couple of things at the minute, actually. I've been expanding on my 'word of the day' snippets and I'm challenging myself to try and stick at least a couple of them together as well.
I've tried my hand at some of the ones from earlier in the month as well to put in. So hopefully I'll have myself some sort of Frankenstein fic by the end of the process! XD

[pfrye.livejournal.com]

Thank you!

[banemmanan.livejournal.com]

Oh, I love this and the concept behind it! It would make such a great story as a longer piece as well as this snippet, very suspenseful!

[banemmanan.livejournal.com]

Very in character I must say, I can even picture their exact expressions as I read this!

[pfrye.livejournal.com]

Thank you, I AM toying with continuing this.

[mrua7.livejournal.com]

Good for you! Write on!!! :D