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okey-doke

okey-doke

5 8.2
A casual way to show you agree or that you understand
  • interjection
  • /ˈoʊki ˈdoʊk/
  • Informal
: vale
  • Okey-doke, we're on our way.

Examples

Synonyms

yeah
vsokey-doke
  • Informal
∞ 5.6

A casual way to say yes to show agreement

is informal agreement but usually feels slightly more playful
OK
vsokey-doke
∞ 1.0

To show you agree or accept something

is informal agreement but usually more colloquial and playful
all right
vsokey-doke
  • Informal
∞ 1.0

To show agreement or acceptance at the start of a sentence

is informal agreement and typically feels more casual
alright
vsokey-doke
  • Informal
∞ 1.6

Shows agreement or understanding at the start of a sentence

is informal agreement but often used more casually in speech
aye
vsokey-doke
  • Formal
353 7.3

To say yes when people vote

is informal agreement and not typically used in formal votes
yah
vsokey-doke
  • Informal
92 8.7

A casual way to say yes or show that you agree

is informal agreement but commonly more rhythmic or playful
kay
vsokey-doke
  • Informal
64 8.4

A short informal way to say okay

is informal agreement but less clipped and more standard
aye aye
vsokey-doke
  • Jargon
49 9.2

A short reply by sailors to show they understand and will follow an order

is informal agreement but not specifically for commands or orders
yee
vsokey-doke
  • Informal
42 9.9

A short shout people make to show excitement or approval

is informal agreement but generally calmer and less excited
yeh
vsokey-doke
  • Informal
25 9.7

A casual way to say yes or agree

is informal agreement but often carries a clearer friendly tone
dokey
vsokey-doke
  • Informal
24 9.9

A friendly word people say to show agreement

is informal agreement yet usually less childlike or playful
alrighty
vsokey-doke
  • Informal
19 8.7

To show you agree or are ready to begin

is informal agreement but usually less enthusiastic and more plain
yeah-huh
vsokey-doke
  • Informal
16 9.9

A short casual reply showing weak agreement or that you heard someone

is informal agreement but often sounds friendlier or less neutral
righto
vsokey-doke
  • UK
10 8.2

A short informal word to show agreement or acceptance

is informal agreement but more modern and less dated in tone
aight
vsokey-doke
  • Slang
7 9.9

You say it to show agreement or acceptance

is informal agreement but typically less slangy and more neutral
okie
vsokey-doke
  • Informal
4 9.0

A short informal word people say to show agreement

is informal too but sounds more neutral and plain
yuh
vsokey-doke
  • Informal
4 9.9

A casual way to say yes or show you agree

is informal agreement but usually more deliberately spoken
K
vsokey-doke
  • Texting
3 7.4

A short way to say okay in messages

is informal agreement but typically fuller and spoken aloud
oke
vsokey-doke
  • Slang
2 9.9

Approval or permission to start

is informal agreement but less reduced and more standard
oki
vsokey-doke
  • Texting
1 9.2

A short casual form of okay used in messages and chats

is informal agreement but presented in fuller, spoken form
okey dokey, artichokey
vsokey-doke
  • Informal
1 9.9

Say yes in a playful way

is informal agreement but more neutral and less playful
indeedy-doody
vsokey-doke
  • Informal
9.9

A strong, playful way to say yes

is informal agreement but less forceful and more neutral

How Agreeing

definitely
∞ 1.0
sure
  • Informal
∞ 1.0
okay
50 1.5
okey-doke
  • Informal
5 8.2
alright
  • Informal
∞ 1.6

Surface Forms

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Etymology

Okey-doke is a playful, rhyming form of okay that people made to sound friendly and fun. It began as a silly echo like 'okey-dokey' and now means agreement or a way to show you heard someone, so it is a casual way to say 'okay'.