In predicative use. Unhurt, uninjured, unharmed; having escaped or been preserved from some real or apprehended danger.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

safe and soon (also soon and safe): unharmed and with little delay. Cf. sense 3a.

safe and sure (also †sure and safe), †safe and sicker (also †sicker and safe (sicker, adj.)), †quit and safe: unharmed, free from molestation…

Free from injury; physically sound, unhurt; safe. Also: healed of injury. Scottish, Irish English (northern), and (formerly) English regional (nor…

Without a lot or lots (in various senses). In early use: spec. that has no share or part in something; devoid of (now archaic).

Free from loss, free from liability to punishment, or to pay for loss or damage; esp. in to save harmless.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2b.)

In a safe or good position or condition, all right.

In good condition; safe and sound; all right: = hunk, adj.