a clean bill of health

1. news that you are healthy or well Johnson was given a clean bill of health by his doctors earlier this month.

2. news that an organization is operating correctly The airline received a clean bill of health from federal investigators.

Etymology: based on the literal meaning of a clean bill of health (a statement from a health official that all the people working on a ship are in good health)

a clean bill of health

if you give someone or something a clean bill of health, you examine them and state that they are healthy, in good condition, or legal John will have to stay at home until the doctors give him a clean bill of health. Of 30 countries inspected for airline safety only 17 received a clean bill of health.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Gennadios	-	Ancient Greek
Heron	-	Ancient Greek
Wayna	-	Native American, Quechua
Aspen	AS-pən	English (Modern)
Armazi	-	Georgian Mythology
Jurou	joo:-ṙo:	Japanese