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check interjection. ME.

In chess, notifying the exposure of an opponent's king to direct attack. ME.
Expr. assent or agreement. (Cf. CHECK noun1 10, its probable source.) N. Amer. colloq. E20.
N. Mailer 'No audience..is going to trust a man whose wife takes a leap.' 'Check.'