Pollege/Polleg

Definition

An Italian expression (especially from Bologna) meaning 'no problem,' 'don't worry,' or 'it's all good.' It conveys a relaxed, chill attitude toward whatever situation just came up.

Example Usage

I accidentally spilled wine on the tablecloth, and my host just said 'Pollege!' and handed me a towel.

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