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I'm okay
I'm okay by No one that u know of July 5, 2018
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i'm okay
an ambiguous phrase, that can be used as it is or didatic about a person's current state (which is me).
it means either im actually ok or im not okay. the deceptive abilities of this phrase are high, so always ask for a different answer or elaboration if something seems off. they can wish that someone would care sometimes.
it means either im actually ok or im not okay. the deceptive abilities of this phrase are high, so always ask for a different answer or elaboration if something seems off. they can wish that someone would care sometimes.
friend: how are you
me: i'm okay.
friend: no you're not
me: i want to be okay.
friend: i can help
me: the only person who can help me is myself
or:
friend 1: how are we for saturday
friend 2: im okay with that.
me: im okay as well.
me: i'm okay.
friend: no you're not
me: i want to be okay.
friend: i can help
me: the only person who can help me is myself
or:
friend 1: how are we for saturday
friend 2: im okay with that.
me: im okay as well.
i'm okay by sad boi dictionary January 11, 2019
I'm okay
I'm okay by unworthiness February 7, 2019
I'm Okay
One of the most cliche, overused and contrived phrases in the English language.
Often heard said by clumsy, uncordinated people who are prone to accident.
Often heard said by clumsy, uncordinated people who are prone to accident.
I'm Okay by Alexander F August 22, 2008
I'm okay
"Do you want to hang out today? We could go shopping."
"I'm okay, sorry. Really busy today."
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"Let's go on a date."
"Uhm.. I'm okay..." *slow and awkward walk away*
"I'm okay, sorry. Really busy today."
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"Let's go on a date."
"Uhm.. I'm okay..." *slow and awkward walk away*
I'm okay by charmollie April 12, 2024
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Boffin
British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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