Okay

[Sarah]

From the greek phrase, olla kalla, meaning, alls good Also, O.K.

[Sarah]

A word which means alright. It means yes and is a sign that you are happy with what the person has said. Can also be used in frustration. One of the best words in the english language. It is also used when one does not know what to say.

[Sarah]

our I love you ; our little infinity

[Sarah]

Pre-[South Park] pronunciation of [mkay].

[Sarah]

Giving your approval. Thumbs up. Or to say, you are doing well. Decent, but not great. Just, whatever.

[Sarah]

What a woman will say in retrospect to describe a man she never would have noticed had her girlfriend not pointed him out, is not attracted to and doesnt care to remember.

Word used to pacify someone making an unreasonable or irritating demand.

[Sarah]

When spoken once, a friendly affirmative response. Two times, an often distressed manner of settling a conversation. Thrice, and one will unleash upon the world a Pandoras box of unending verbal volleys that few have lived through to tell the tale.

[Utpal Shuvro]

used to express assent, agreement, or acceptance.
used to introduce an utterance.
satisfactory but not exceptionally or especially good.
(of a person) in a satisfactory physical or mental state.

[Justin Bieber]

Pre-[South Park] pronunciation of [mkay].

[Dave Paprocki]

[A lie] that people [tell] so others are [happy].

[Sonia]

[pronounced] O-KAY! with a [high] ending [pitch]. meaning the bizzomb.