yewkay

How British people pronounce "UK"

"I loive in the yewkay innit bruv"

by Saulman500 March 7, 2024

yeekay

a way to say 'okay' with more enthusiasm and excitement than the typical boring 'okay'. more E's can be added to the 'yee' to show more excitement.

"We just left, we'll be there in about 5 minutes"
"Yeekay!"

"Let's go fly a kite!"
"Yeeeeeekay!"

by foolnumbafour December 27, 2009

Yeskay

Really OK, the opposite of nokay. Used for emphasis.

"Let's go to the store."
"Nokay."
"Yeskay!"

by marauder34 October 9, 2018

yeokay

The combination of “yeah” and “okay” an approval and agreement word.

Jimmy: “how are you feeling?”
Tom: ”yeokay.”

by Yourmainecheese April 11, 2019