okey-doke

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Examples

• But the festive mood of the Roaring Twenties demanded a comical usage, and thus was “okey dokey” born.

• Okey, who was leading his regiment to the assistance of the parliament, was deserted by them.

• Mr. Okey in his admirable historical and descriptive account of Avignon, suggests that it was built for the exposition of relics.

• The pretty story, which is given in full, translated from the Provenal, in Mr. Okey's book need not be rejected entirely.

• Their three principal and most distinguished members were Venner, Tuffnel, and Okey.

• While Elizabeth Okey was one day employed in writing, a sovereign which had been imbued with the fluid was placed upon her boot.