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Another way of saying okay or O.K.

Used to piss off people who hate random letters tacked onto words unnecessarily. Use in conjunction with "ho" instead of "oh" for full effect.
Ignorant Fool: "George W. Bush was the greatest President who ever lived."

Not So Ignorant Fool: "Ho hokae."
ok O.K. okay alright sure fo sho
hokae by Salty Ice December 27, 2011
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To randomly or unexpectedly leave anything at any point of time without any notice or prior knowledge from the opposing person or people.
That was the last time I've ever heard of Jeff. He totally hoked me!
Hoked by Willietipit May 12, 2015
Related Words
hokae hokie Hokey Pokey hoke hokay Hoka hey Hokage Hoka Hokey Cokey hokai
When you respond ok,but you dont really care or understand what they just said
If x+2 equals 10,calculate the distance to the moon.
You: Hokeh
Hokeh by jforgotten2002 January 26, 2017

hokie kamokie 

An expression of extreme surprise or dismay at a totally unexpected event, or turn of events.
Tim: Rats, my on-line storage account just dropped all my back-up data.
Cindy: Hokie kamokie! You're screwed unless you optical disked it too.
hokie kamokie by LouLou604 May 20, 2010
Hosaena is a beautiful Ethiopian girl with an awesome attitude! Hosaena's usually have dark, curly hair, are tall, and athletic. Hosaena's are usually very energetic and friendly. Sometimes it gets a bit annoying but they always mean well and love all of their friends. Hosaena's lack in the self confidence sector but is always there when others are in need. You will love any Hosaena you meet, hold on to her!
That Hosaena is such a friendly person!!
Hosaena by 200455181 June 13, 2019
Word often used in Naruto series. Hokage is highest and strongest ninja in Konoha village. This word consists of 2 modules: "Ho" which means "fire", and "kage" means "shadow".
Tsunade is 5th Hokage from Konoha village.
Hokage by Misiek July 15, 2005

Hoka hey 

"Hokahey" is a man's exclamation in Sioux, similar to the American expressions "Let's do it!" or "Let's roll!"
The reason people think it means "it's a good day to die" is that the Lakota Sioux leader Crazy Horse famously exhorted his troops "Hoka hey, today is a good day to die!" Which meant something like "Let's go men, today is a good day to die!"
Hoka hey by mouseinthecorner February 21, 2013
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