dokey
- interjection
- /ˈdoʊki/
- Informal
- Okey-dokey, there we go.
- okey dokey
- okay dokey
- dokey, he said
And this is when my old policing head kicked in and I said, okey, dokey, so is anything that I've tweeted criminal?
- And this is when my old policing head kicked in and I said, okey, dokey, so is anything that I've tweeted criminal?
Examples
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Okey-dokey, if that's what he wants...
Fiction book (1994) -
Whenever you say something to him, he grins like crazy and says, 'Okey-dokey.'
Fiction book (1995) -
Okey-dokey, you are cleared for landing.
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Okey-dokey, here we go.
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"Okey-dokey," he says.
Fiction book (1991) -
Okey-dokey, go ahead.
Fiction book (1991) -
Okey-dokey, thanks a bunch.
Fiction book (1996) -
"Okey-dokey," Karl said.
Fiction book (1995) -
Okey-dokey, dinner's ready!
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Sure thing! Okey-dokey, let's get started on the project.
Synonyms
A casual way to say yes to show agreement
A casual way to say yes or show that you agree
To show you agree or are ready to begin
You say it to show agreement or acceptance
A casual way to say yes or agree
A short informal word to show agreement or acceptance
A short informal word people say to show agreement
A short informal way to say okay
To show you agree or accept something
A short casual reply showing weak agreement or that you heard someone
A casual way to show you agree or that you understand
Say yes in a playful way
A short casual form of okay used in messages and chats
Approval or permission to start
A short informal reply meaning okay in messages
An informal exclamation used to show agreement
A strong, playful way to say yes
How Strongly
Surface Forms
Etymology
Dokey comes from the playful phrase okey-dokey, which is a friendly form of okay. As an interjection, dokey is used like 'okay' to show 'agreement' or 'acceptance', so you can say 'dokey' when you agree to do something.