adjective

copacetic

koh-puh-SET-ik/ˌkoʊpəˈsɛtɪk/

In good order or satisfactory.

The mechanic checks the bicycle and signals that everything is copacetic.

A bicycle passes a simple condition check: an older mechanic gives a relaxed thumbs-up beside an intact, neatly aligned bicycle while its owner smiles with quiet satisfaction.

Etymology

The origin is unknown, though the word may have roots in Southern Black speech. Its popularization is often credited to entertainer Bill “Bojangles” Robinson, but no secure historical pieces explain its meaning.

In context

LakeForkGuy26:14

but the roost seems happier more copacetic uh more more Unity around the one rooster and the six hens

Backyard Rooster Catch Clean & Cook | NOT WHAT I EXPECTED!

More examples

We had a disagreement, but things are copacetic now.
She wants to be sure the arrangements are copacetic.
The team reports that the equipment is running and all is copacetic.

Forms

copacetic · more copacetic · most copacetic

Similar words

satisfactory: The neutral term without the informal tone.
fine: Fine is a common neutral assessment; copacetic is distinctly informal and emphatic.