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Adjective: okay ow'key- Being satisfactory or in satisfactory condition
"things are okay" - all right, fine, o.k., OK, hunky-dory Noun: okay ow'key- An endorsement
"they gave us the okay to go ahead" - O.K., OK, okey [non-standard], okeh [non-standard] Verb: okay ow'key- Give permission or approval for something
"I will okay his educational policies" - approve, O.K., sanction, OK Adverb: okay ow'key- In a satisfactory or adequate manner
"she'll do okay on her own" - O.K., all right, alright, OK Interjection: okay ow'key- Expresses agreement or acceptance
- OK, okey-doke, okey-dokey, righto [Brit], right, right on
Derived forms: okayed, okays, okaying See also: satisfactory Type of: authorise [Brit], authorize, clear, countenance, endorsement, imprimatur, indorsement, pass, sanction, warrant Encyclopedia: Okay Okay, OK Okay, Oklahoma |