okies

A less formal way of saying Okay. It is given as a cheerful, bright... less intimidating response. It is also more used online rather than irl.

someone says "I'll be right back"
You reply with "okies"

Someone is doing something that doesn't bother you, you reply with "okies"...

someone is annoying you and your pissed off you say "Okay".. not "okies"

by anon March 6, 2004

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Oki

Oki is basically a short version of Okey Dokey. Originally used by accident instead of saying 'ok', its caught on like wildfire and is now used by many people around London.

Friend 1: Do ya wanna come out today?
Friend 2: Oki
Friend 1: Kewl

by Murray Lewis November 20, 2003

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Okie

It means okay informally

Alex : I failed the test.
Mom: Okie.

by zboogue March 19, 2020

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okie

Dust Bowl-era migrants from Oklahoma or Kansas; or anyone who lives in Oklahoma

I'm proud to be an Okie from Muskogee

by vince hamo September 25, 2003

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Okie

A disparaging term for people from Oklahoma originating with the 1930s Dust Bowl that drove out many poor Oklahomans to other states. The term has a connotation of "white trash", rural-living, and poor.

It was the middle of the depression and swarms of impoverished farmers coming to already impoverished areas were not a welcome experience. "Okies" were persecuted, to the extent white citizens in America could be, compelled to live in small communities on the outskirts of towns, including in the Central Valley of California where they were referred to as "Okievilles".

UD's definition of Okieville is lacking that particular context, the people weren't merely "white" they were specifically from Oklahoma and the Dust Bowl region.

"Some Okie at the store started arguing about the cost of milk."

by promontorium December 8, 2020

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