be OK

be OK

To be fine; to be not especially good or bad. A: "How have you been?" B: "Oh, I've been OK." These fries are OK, but they're not the best I've ever had.
See also: OK
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

(I've) been okay.

Inf. a standard response to a greeting inquiry that asks how one has been. Bill: Well, how have you been, good buddy? John: I've been okay. Sue: How you doing? Jane: Been okay. And you? Sue: The same.
See also: been, okay
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • many a time
  • have got a leg up on (someone)
  • carry a torch for
  • carry a torch for (one)
  • carry a torch for somebody
  • carry a torch for someone
  • carry the torch for (someone)
  • torch
  • carry a torch
  • is it
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