yeah O.K.

fuck off

when someone asks you 2 do something , your reply would be yeah O.K. , especially in a work or youth environment......a way to say how u feel while being tactful.

by yourotherleft October 25, 2017

yeah okay

It means I know already. (Ex.James Told Zoey He liked her She Replyed with Yeah Okay)

I logged into my facebook this morning and got a message from James he said he liked me i messaged back with Yeah okay.

by Lacosta111 June 25, 2014

Yeah, okay.

A sarcastic remark used when one is doubtful of someone else's claim.

Person 1: Dude, I totally got laid last night.
Person 2: Yeah, okay.

by mightybanana April 20, 2009

Yeah sure, sounds really good, okay

A passive-aggressive response to an annoying person, usually a customer or co-worker.

Customer: I can't believe I have to pay extra for guac!
Employee: Yeah sure, sounds really good, okay.

by #Farmers_Tan February 1, 2017

WHAT! YEAH! OKAY!

derived by lil jon in the usher video "yeah" it means that mr jon is happy....

saying yeah really means u are happy

by ashleys lil bro May 13, 2005

What??? Okay. YEAH!

1. Phrase usually used to indicate a state of crunkness which can no longer be contained.

2. Also used to express agreement, approval, and/or satisfaction of a high level.

3. Indicative of a lack of vocabulary, supposedly mirroring Lil Jon's inability to speak more than one word at a time. From a Dave Chappelle skit.

Up in the club with his homies, when a certified twenty asked John to dance, he told her "What??? Okay. YEAH!"

by TrojanBoy August 3, 2004

Yeah! What? Okay!

A random phrase to scream out in public places with your friends, peticuarly during movies, on roller coasters, or mid-flight on a plane. However, it is meaningless when the pronounciation goes terribly wrong, which is common.

'Yeah!' cried Jim
'What?' yelled Bob responding to Jim
'Okay!' shouted the stranger sitting in the row in front of Jim and Bob
'Shut the fuck up and watch the goddamned movie!' Shouted some prick noone likes

by Matthew Shelley August 21, 2004