okaysies
okaysies adjective: OK.
Adjective
okaysies (comparative more okaysies, superlative most okaysies)
- OK.
- Is The Lumberyard (NE 82nd and Russell) too far out for ya alls? They have a big empty parking lot next door and..... in their main parking lot a half pipe, quarter pipe and AIR BAG. (I haven't mentioned any of this being okaysies with my boss but since I work there we may be able to work something...2014 January 10, Halley Weaver, “Location”, in The Bike Fair (Google Groups), archived from the original on 15 Apr 2026
- Tipping my head slightly higher, I told the bumpkins, “Y’all wait right here, okay? When the leprechaun comes back with Bob, Granny can fix him, and then we can talk about my aunts fixing your granny. Got it?” “We gotsie,” Ma said, while Pa added, “We okaysies.”2020 August 13, Lucía Ashta, chapter 23, in Charmed Caper (Witches of Gales Haven; 3), →ISBN
Examples of okaysies in a sentence
- So, if you want to date, and maybe you find a Daddy, I think… I think that would be okaysies.2021 April 7, Amy Brent, “Anabelle”, in Baby Daddy (Forever Daddies; 1), →ISBN:
- Will pay you in bramble berries and daisy chain necklace if okaysies.2025 April 25, James R Naz, “Fish and Chippies”, in Jamie, London: Austin Macauley Publishers, →ISBN:
Forms of okaysies
| comparative | more okaysies |
|---|---|
| superlative | most okaysies |
Origin of okaysies
From okay + -sies.
Questions about okaysies
- What does okaysies mean?
- Okaysies means OK.
- How do you use okaysies in a sentence?
- So, if you want to date, and maybe you find a Daddy, I think… I think that would be okaysies.
- What part of speech is okaysies?
- Okaysies is an adjective.
Words near okaysies in the dictionary
Source and license
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