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Okaaay
Place-holding expression used to buy time in a conversation, especially when searching for a polite response to a breathtakingly dumb statement by someone else.
Okaaay by John Murray February 24, 2003
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Okaaay • Okaaay....Wayne! • okaaayyyy • OKAAAAAAAAAAAAY! • ohkaaayy • okaaaay • Okaay • Okabayashi-ikka • Okapayan • okazay
Okaaay....Wayne!
Comes from a part of the movie Wayne's World in which the host says to Garth (Dana Carvey) "Your name is pronounced Algar, correct?" to which Garth hesitates uncertainly with an "Okaaay..." and then "WAYNE!" Saying this phrase means you either do not understand something someone has said, or you are greatly disturbed by it (or both).
This phrase will constitute the epitome of your feelings when the following occur:
1)Your parents start singing an old and scary song.
2)Your friends or someone else say something dumb or just plain weird.
3)Something just happened, but you aren't sure what, exactly.
1)Your parents start singing an old and scary song.
2)Your friends or someone else say something dumb or just plain weird.
3)Something just happened, but you aren't sure what, exactly.
Okaaay....Wayne! by KLOT November 11, 2004
okaaaay
OKAAAAAAAAAAAAY!
Word commonly used by famous rapper/artist Lil Jon. Has no meaning what so ever..he just says it, thats the only reason he makes money.
OKAAAAAAAAAAAAY! by Eric Zay January 15, 2005
OKAAAAAAAAAAAAY!
"We gon' get up in dis party tonight! Y'all ready? Lemme hear you say 'OKAAAAAAAAAAAAY!'"
~Lil' John
~Lil' John
OKAAAAAAAAAAAAY! by redgyul September 21, 2004
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