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o k
Something your friends send you when they don't know how to respond. For this response there should be a space between the two letters.
o k by OlegOleOle March 30, 2021
Related Words
o kane • O-Ke-Doke • O'keefe • O kawaii koto • O'Keeffe • O'Kray • O K >< K O • o-K-K-Kaaay • O/km • o'kane train
O-K
An "^ok" related expression to be used if witness an aquard situation or if you see/hear of an particularly/ironically funny or peculiar event:
Not "okay" but "O-k" as in "O-kaaay". An interjection that if stressed and pronounced oddly, denotes the eidos or the situation´s singularity of the exposed object of attention, leaving some dubieties on your side about it.
Not "okay" but "O-k" as in "O-kaaay". An interjection that if stressed and pronounced oddly, denotes the eidos or the situation´s singularity of the exposed object of attention, leaving some dubieties on your side about it.
An ordinary looking girl holding a frankfurter up while gapping her mouth after the heart-breaking story her new parents spill during a pic-nic. Then you can say "O-K"
O-K by Sergepedia May 25, 2010
o...k...
Something that people say on AIM when they think the last thing you said was really wierd, and not in an ok way. Like in a stop talking to me you creepnut sort of way.
o...k... by SeppukuKnife April 9, 2005
O.K.
O.K
person a.
'Nice bling, its a bit O.K!'
person b.
'So you think i'm doing O.K'
person a.
'Erm! Yeah.'
'Nice bling, its a bit O.K!'
person b.
'So you think i'm doing O.K'
person a.
'Erm! Yeah.'
O.K by VICKI KARMA November 14, 2006
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