Definition
Confirmation that everything is ready, acceptable, or functioning properly. The military's universal seal of approval, often given with far less verification than the phrase implies.
Example Usage
Is your weapon cleaned and your gear packed? Good to go, sergeant.
Origin
Military readiness terminology indicating preparedness for action
Fun Fact
The phrase is so overused it's become somewhat meaningless—'good to go' can mean anything from 'perfectly ready' to 'I didn't check but I'm telling you yes.'
Source: General military terminology
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