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What Does 'C'est Carré' Mean?

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A phrase meaning "it's settled/sorted/locked in" — literally "it's squared," implying something is now solid, finalized, and beyond doubt.

REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE

"On se voit samedi, c'est carré."

LORE & ORIGIN

Uses carré ("square," implying stability and exactness — a squared-off, solid shape) as a metaphor for something being firmly settled or agreed upon, functioning in French internet and youth slang the way English speakers might say something is "locked in" or "a done deal."

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2018
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2026 (French Internet Canon)
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