by someguysaidwhat March 11, 2008
by T.J. Jackson November 27, 2003
A responder's affirmation or confirmation to any directive or suggestion no matter how simple or rediculous. It could be a blow-off just to get closure of, or to end and escape, a painful conversation.
by jiminton December 27, 2005
To fool or deceive someone in a particularly sly or clever manner, possibly leaving the victim with the feeling of being cheated or taken advantage of. Examples: Hidden ball trick in baseball, Fumblerooskie in football. Using loaded dice. A Ponzi scheme.
by Sir Buckets 2.0 July 23, 2020
To prey on the willing ignorance of the public by misreprsenting one's own activities by diverting attention onto others thereby preventing outsiders from seeing the truth.
Barack Obama admonishes his own supporters to not buy into the oki-doke of others even when his entire political campaign itself was a long string of oki-dokes.
by PW1 May 23, 2008
by CharlesVA April 14, 2006
by Cloak & Dagger August 19, 2022