A Samoan word used to indicate surprise.

Pata Sucia: Spanglish; Direct translation- dirty foot; used in reference to men and women who remove their shoes in public and then proceed to walk barefooted wherever they may be; mainly found at night clubs or after being at a night club.

LADIES, YOUR STILETTOS MAY BE PAINFUL, BUT THAT IS THE CHALLENGE YOU ACCEPTED WHEN YOU PUT THEM ON. BEAUTY=PAIN

"Otherwise Known As"

"Oka" is used when you are not mad enough to say "ok" or "K"; but you're also not happy enough to say "Okay"

The shortened version of "Okay"

Usually used when typing and you accidently forget the "y" at the end of "okay"

ORIGIN: Derived from a Polynesian language (believed to be Samoan or Hawaiian) meaning "Oh, God".

DEFINITION: Oh my God, check him out, he's HOT! (used in gay context)

COMMON USE: When you see a hot guy and you want your friends to check him out without the guy knowing, you say "O'ka!" And they look at the direction you were looking. If they agree, they respond with "Trust!", and if not, they say "NO'ka", meaning "NOT O'ka".

OTHER DEVIATIONS: FO'ka (female O'ka... when a gay guy finds a female to be attractive)

a short version of ok. used when you're bored of saying k