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okey dokey smokey 

Okey: “The Approval” (of something)
Dokey: “The Acton” (alright {or fine} let’s do it)
Smokey: “The Person” (to whomever you’re talking to).

Okey Dokey Smokey is…
1.) Used to indicate that something is finished and that something else will now be done or discussed…
Okey Dokey Smokey, let’s move to the next item on the agenda.
2.) Give approval for (or of) something, on an agenda or consent

It’s said in an acceptable, tolerable, or satisfactory manner (informal)
It is often used (in a laid back manner) after a smart ass comment(s) of an individual asking for your approval of something.
Its used on the moment: If someone asks you,
Q: “Can I just sit down for a minute?”
A: “Okey Dokey Smokey...”
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okey dokey smokey 

affirmative response
used in conjunction with spliff smoking
Q: Can I have a hit off that dube?
A: O-keyy D-okkey S-mokkeyyy
okey dokey smokey by BigDaddy11a October 9, 2003

okey dokey smokey 

Okey dokey is meant to convey approval but the addition of smokey adds a new connotation. It means, Ok, pothead (or anyone "smoking" something), got it, you're a stoner.
1st person: "I'm 100% sure that aliens have invaded everyone's mind" Other person: "Okey dokey smokey".

okey dokey smokey 

Man dude julies a okey dokey smokey person
okey dokey smokey by anonymous March 1, 2003

Okey dokey chicken smokey 

Derived from “okey dokey” in the 1930s. Commonly used by royalty in Northern Schottland.
Okey dokey chicken smokey, let’s go to the stables.
Okey dokey chicken smokey by Urlu January 19, 2021
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