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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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Okie

A cute way of saying "okay".
"Hey, you're hot! Wanna fuck?"

"Okie. >w<"
by Lunar Escape November 4, 2007
mugGet the Okiemug.

okie

If I was a rapper, my name would be OkieG
by ILLkiLLREALBUiLDIN May 7, 2004
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okis

OK.. it is used by latin people in the state referring to OK
I want to know if....
Okis?
by Pablo Salazar November 7, 2007
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okie

Shorthand term for people originating in Oklahoma. Usually associated with rednecks. See redneck.
That stupid Okie tried to steal my cow.
by Matthew Darke February 18, 2003
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Oky

A condensed form of the word "okay" but longer than the word "ok". This shows agreement or understanding of a situation or invitation.
Tony: *texts* "hey wanna come to the party tonight"
Jessy: *responds* "oky be there at 8"
by NICEUNICORN45 December 19, 2018
mugGet the Okymug.

okie

1. a migratory worker

2. a native or resident of Oklahoma
A whole bunch of Okies got off the bus.
by Light Joker April 9, 2006
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