okay

verb. allow entry or use

verb. allow entry or use

verb. allow entry or use

verb. allow entry or use

verb. declare the truth of something

noun. declaration of the truth of something

noun. declaration of the truth of something

verb. declare the truth of something

Word Origin & History

see OK.

They did not like punks getting arrested and guns going off without their okay.

Okay, Chief, said Carter, though he knew this would be the toughest job yet.

Mike says it's okay to serve them if they come in from the beach just as they are.

Nobody cares on the Road what you do, so I was okay with my belt-length beard.

"Okay, Fell," the captain said, without a sign of disapproval.

"Okay, it's your death certificate," he said, and turned back toward Izzy.

Anxiously he called to Arcot, who answered with a brief “Okay!”

Okay—I'm not going to try any more to lick you until after I've licked myself.

"Air's okay—so's the water—and they'll get food," Garlock said.

But evidently that hadn't been the case because his legs were okay now.