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Slang: An expression used to acknowledge a topic with minimal interest.

Capitalize when refering to a person from Oklahoma. - Okiedoke
I tell you you're eventually going to die and all you have to say is "Okiedoke"?
okiedoke by MEH June 23, 2004
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Okie doke 

An informal exclamation used by the English in place of 'ok'. It still has exactly the same meaning but with a friendlier tone.
Person A: Want to meet at 2pm tomorrow in the square?

Person B: Okie doke, sounds good.
Okie doke by I-shit-you-not May 18, 2016

OKIE-DOKE 

N: An intentionally misleading agreement or consolation communicated with intent of Lowering The Guard of the subject and acting in opposition to said agreement or consolation
"I gave that lil bitch fucking my girl the Okie-Doke when I said I wasn't mad at him, then banged him out when he chilled out. Fuck yeah, bitch!"
Slang to English translation:
"I gave the man with whom my romantic partner had been fornicating the 'Okie-Doke' when I proclaimed his were not the actions of my aspired vengeance. Upon return to his baseline emotional state, I engaged in hand-to-hand combat in which I was the swift victor. Well done, I thought. Well done indeed."
OKIE-DOKE by Prometheus-Ishtar September 5, 2016

Okie-Doke 

A moment of extreme unpleasantness. I.e. Being swindled; hood-winked; back stabbed; fucked over;

or, otherwise, screwed over.
That MF just pulled the old okie-doke on me with this sack of weed
Okie-Doke by Snow Right May 29, 2019
it means OK, which was derived from the incorrect spelling of all correct in Great Britain, "Oll Korrect"
Person One: "Let's go grab a bite to eat"
Person Two: "Okidokey"
okidokey by Alyssa R. November 16, 2007

okedoke pass 

A pass in the game of basketball, where it starts with a player out of bounds with the basketball near the backboard and basket or anywhere. Soon as the game is whistled back into play, the inbounds passer will intentionally wait for any opposing player guarding the basketball to turn his back to him, then sneak a pass off that opposing player's back, step inbounds, get it back (which is a pass to yourself), and then dribble in unguarded for the easy score, quick pass or quick dribble around.

An okedoke pass can also work right after the opposite team scores from a field goal or free throw (with the ball in play), for a quick pass or quick dribble around.

NOTE: This move is legal in basketball, as long as you plant both feet on the floor before you catch the ball off the opposing player's back.
Scottie Pippen pulled the okedoke pass on Danny Ainge for a dunk in the 1993 NBA Finals in Game 3.
Lil' Bow Wow pulled the okedoke pass on Jason Kidd in the movie 'Like Mike'.
Dwyane Wade pulled the okedoke pass on Vince Carter in the 2005 NBA playoffs.
Chris Paul pulled the okedoke pass on Kobe Bryant in a regular NBA game.
Chauncey Billups pulled the okedoke pass on Kobe Bryant in the 2009 NBA Western Conference Finals in Game 2.

Okiedokie 

When things are all right and refering back to someone
I'll try bungee jumping, okiedokie?
Okiedokie by not applacable December 27, 2005
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go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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