Used in casual settings to express joy or solidarity; carries a good-natured feeling.

Positive Vibes

Has roots in 1960s counterculture; used by hippies to support peace and love.

1960s Slang

May seem outdated or informal to younger generations; use with peers who appreciate it.

Emphasizes precision like hitting a target accurately or arriving at the precise time.

Can be used literally to describe precise location or timing without metaphorical meaning.

Acts as a conversational placeholder to show you're on the same page, without interruption.

Used to subtly agree or confirm understanding; less emphatic than a direct 'Yes' or 'I agree'.