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"Hey, look at that girl, nice dokes, hmmm"
Dokes by $mart@$$ April 10, 2009
Meaning: yes, sure thing, done, I’m well, good, honkey dory.

Short for ‘okay’, as in ‘okey dokes’.

An Aussie slang term.
‘When you go to the shops could you please try to find a RAT, we’re down to 3 and I need one to be able to work tomorrow?’
“Dokes”
dokes by Mynxly January 15, 2022
A strong confirmation or agreement.

Variation of “okey-dokey/ okes-dokes” without sounding like a tool.
Wife: Grab a bottle of something strong on your way home, it’s been a day.
Husband: dokes

Friend1: You take the Escalade and I’ll take the Jeep, see you in Mexico.

Friend2: dokes.
Dokes by super_rad January 12, 2023

Yokes Dokes 

Meaning 'okay' or 'alright'. Short for "okey dokey" or "yokey dokey"
Person 1: "I'm going to borrow your pen, okay?"
Person 2: "Yokes dokes"
Yokes Dokes by lcss July 16, 2011

Okes Dokes 

The hip, new, totally not mainstream way to say "Okey Dokey" without appearing like a homosexual. Also usually used by people who use the word "totes".
Girl: Don't forget that we're going to dinner tonight, like you did last time.

Guy: Okes Dokes
Okes Dokes by Landshark June 22, 2012

okie dokes

My own personal sweetened and shortened version of the world famous acknowledgement "okie dokie."
okie dokes by Cloak & Dagger August 19, 2022
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