Fine
Fine adverb - In a satisfactory way.
Roger and fine are semantically related in exclamation topic. In some cases you can use "Roger" instead the word "Fine" as an adverb or a interjection.
Roger
Fine and roger are semantically related in exclamation topic. You can use "Fine" instead the word "Roger" as an adverb or a interjection, if it concerns topics such as yes.
Both words in one sentence
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Roger wanted to be famous - fine, but he'll always be a second banana.
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Actually, she's fine with his sexuality; her real issue is that Roger's a half-demon.
Source: Literature / Secret Histories - Used in an early FoxTrot strip, with Roger getting glared at by his wife after trying to lecture his son... on the fine art of lighting a fire.
Source: Just Like Making Love
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