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hunky-dory

[huhng-kee-dawr-ee, -dohr-ee] / ˈhʌŋ kiˈdɔr i, -ˈdoʊr i /












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“For months, we only saw imported cases. Everything was hunky-dory.”

From Washington Post

“His name is not one to inspire confidence that everything will work out in a hunky-dory, kosher way,” said Francine McKenna, an accounting and audit expert and publisher of the Dig, a subscription newsletter.

From Los Angeles Times

Instead, each plywood panel hawks one supposed attribute of the menthol cigarettes and their users: “fantabulous,” “hunky-dory,” “devil-may-care” and such.

From Washington Post

Extended time at home is never all hunky-dory — someone’s feelings will get hurt — but hopefully “these unprecedented times” quell most arguments.

From Seattle Times

"Going to take a one-week vacation that was previously planned, and be back in a week, and everything will be peachy-keen and hunky-dory," he said.

From Salon