ok

an internet way of saying "no comment" or a way of ending an argument with not much way for the opponent to continue with it

person 1: i believe that all pedophiles should be killed even if they've only looked at the fictional stuff
person 2: actually they should only be killed if they act on their urges on a real child
person 1: ok

by Arstotzka69420 January 10, 2024

Ok

OK Wilfredo

OK Wilfredo
Gotcha
Thanks for the warning

by Krkič April 4, 2019

ok

just calm
no need to talk back
let it get you

Its ok.

you don't fear whats good do you
Its cool

by Krkič July 7, 2019

ok

A word you use when you are talking to someone and you don't want to talk to them anymore.

Friend: HEY! Do you want to have an emoji war?
You: ok
You IRL: UUUUGGGHHH NO I HATE EMOJI WARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

by BOBBYJOE11 September 29, 2018

Ok Brenda Walsh

When someone watching to many 90210 reruns starts to believe she is actually Brenda Walsh and get a angry at you because of things Dylan McKay did to her 30 years ago.

When someone watching to many 90210 reruns starts to believe she is actually Brenda Walsh and get a angry at you because of things Dylan McKay did to her 30 years ago. Leaving you to say “ ok Brenda Walsh “

by The Double E August 9, 2022

So Ok

Used to end a conversation that you are clearly over. Can use in any situation when clearly annoyed or do not have an answer to give back. Also can be used as a word filler.

Friend 1: I am actually so freaking tired

Friend 2: so ok.

by Dumblonde08080709 November 2, 2023

..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ok

When your brain took years to respond to what one (someone) said

A: Did you know that there is a Hilbert's Paradox of the Grand Hotel where there is an imaginary hotel with infinite rooms and never fully booked, and if someone booked the hotel, then all people have to shift to the next room, and if someone leaves the hotel, then all people have to shift into the previous rooms? I remember that it was featured in that Banach-Tarski Paradox video I have watched before
B: ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ok

by dgfhgfdcghghfgghhhgggghhhhhhhh July 15, 2021