OK
OK has 2 meanings
- 1.Oll korrect
- 2.One kiss
Oll korrect
Example
We're going to the 9pm showing instead of 8:30
OK. How's Kevin feeling?
OK. What did you think of supper last nite?
It was OK
OK
OK definition by Slang.net
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OK is one of the most common slang terms; often used to communicate approval, agreement, acceptance, or acknowledgment. The term is very fluid, with its meaning changing depending on how people use it. For example, a person may say "OK" to react to a change of plans in a text, or a person may say their food was "OK" if it was acceptable but unremarkable.
Where did OK come from?
There are many stories about where OK originated, but it started as an acronym for "oll korrect" in the late-1830s. One of the first recordings of the word was in The Boston Morning Post in an article on March 23, 1839. Soon after, other newspapers picked up OK, and it rapidly grew in popularity, persisting through the years while picking up extra meanings.
OK is now firmly established in the English vernacular. You will hear it in person, see it in texts and online messages, encounter it in social media posts, and read it in articles and emails. It has even led to other slang, including k, kk, mk, mmk, and otay.