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Where does okidoki come from?

"Okidoki" is a playful, informal word meaning "okay" or "all right." While its exact origins are a bit fuzzy, here's what we know:

* Likely origin: It's thought to be a playful combination of "okay" and "dokey" (meaning "ready" or "agreed").

* Popularity: It was popularized in the 1930s and 40s, especially among children and young adults. It was often used in comic strips and radio programs.

* Variations: "Okie dokie" and "okie doke" are also common variations.

* Modern usage: While less common today, it's still used playfully in casual conversation.

It's important to note that its origin is not definitively known, and there are other theories out there.

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