all right for you

I'm angry with you. This interjection usually accompanies a threat of revenge, as in All right for you—I won't go out with you again. [Early 1900s]

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Nearby words

all over the place, all over with, all present and accounted for, all quiet on the western front, all right, all right for you, all right with one, all roads lead to rome, all saints' day, all set, all sewed up

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