Who knows the meaning of the expression "OK"? / myLot

By luskas

@luskas (3428)

Portugal

November 28, 2006 6:28am CST

The first to give the right awnser gets best response

5 responses

victor78

@victor78 (1081)

• Malaysia

28 Nov 06

There are many meanings: 1. Expressing agreement or acquiscence 2. Introducing an utterance 3. Satisfactory, but not especially good 2. Permissible

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luskas

@luskas (3428)

• Portugal

28 Nov 06

Yes very good... But the word OK... What does it mean? Thankx

luskas

@luskas (3428)

• Portugal

28 Nov 06

Yes very good... But the word OK... What does it mean? Thankx

luskas

@luskas (3428)

• Portugal

28 Nov 06

Yes very good... But the word OK... What does it mean? Thankx

certified_alice

@certified_alice (1854)

• Philippines

29 Nov 06

i want to be the first but i have to research it so i came up with The noun OK has 2 meanings:Meaning #1: a state in south central United States Synonyms: Oklahoma, Sooner State Meaning #2: an endorsement Synonyms: O.K., okay, okey, okeh source: www.answers.com again:)

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luskas

@luskas (3428)

• Portugal

30 Nov 06

It´s not quite the awnser for it but another good research... Thankx so much :)

certified_alice

@certified_alice (1854)

• Philippines

1 Dec 06

atleast i've tried :)

certified_alice

@certified_alice (1854)

• Philippines

29 Nov 06

@expect007 (360)

• India

1 Dec 06

ok means all correct............i think i read some where about it that a former american president i dont know his name didnot have a good knowledge in english...he used 'oll korrect' instead of 'all correct' and shortened it as 'OK'

chanfrado

@chanfrado (1157)

• Portugal

6 Feb 07

There are a lot of theoris about it. You can see them here http://www.miketodd.net/encyc/okay.htm