Okie Definition

ōkē
noun
A migratory agricultural worker, esp. one who migrated west from Oklahoma or other areas of the Great Plains because of drought, farm foreclosure, etc., in the late 1930s.
Webster's New World
A native or inhabitant of Oklahoma.
American Heritage

Other Word Forms of Okie

Noun

Singular:
Okie
Plural:
okies

Origin of Okie

  • Ok(lahoma) –ie

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Okie Sentence Examples

  • About 102,000 Cosco "Zip n Go", "Okie Dokie", and "Carters" playpens that were manufactured between May 1995 and December 1997 have been recalled.

  • These playpens were typically sold at toy and children specialty stores across the nation, and JC Penney stores sold the "Okie Dokie" brand exclusively.

  • Nixon requested Merle Haggard's Okie from Muskogee and Guy Drake's Welfare Cadillac, and Cash replaced these with two more politically liberal songs.

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Words Starting With

OOKOKI

Words Ending With

EIEKIE

Unscrambles

Okie

Words Starting With O and Ending With E

Starts With O & Ends With EStarts With OK & Ends With EStarts With O & Ends With IE

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4 Letter Words4 Letter Words Starting With O4 Letter Words Ending With E