Definition of Okie in English:

Okie

nounPlural Okies, Plural okies ˈəʊkiˈoʊki

US informal

1A native or inhabitant of Oklahoma.
〈美，非正式〉俄克拉何马州人
a grim-faced Okie
as modifier an extended Okie family
Example sentencesExamples
- The Okie goes in search for his brother and brings back money.
- Although my speech classes eliminated most if it, I still have a little Okie accent left.
- He picks from sunrise to sundown for an old Okie family.
- It features a soundtrack by fellow Okies The Flaming Lips.
- It seemed like we were waiting for a ringmaster to come out, but instead, four shaggy-haired Okie boys bounded on stage and launched into their riffy emo rock.
- When I was 12 in the early 1960s, my Okie father bought me a bottle of cherry vodka, which I could drink when I wanted.
- A touring singer of the ‘country crooning style’, her cheery Okie songs - covered in the spit and hiss of old 78s - heighten the play's avant-weird air.
- The mind reels and the stomach churns along to this blue-eyed Okie funk-rock.
- But background never counts for much in pop music - remember the young Dylan's acquired Okie accent?
- Dean doesn't talk to the women and they return to the Okie house where the daughter is afraid of Dean.
- Janet, the Okie woman, breaks a Dizzy Gillespie record over Dean's head.
1. 1.1derogatory, historical A migrant agricultural worker from Oklahoma who had been forced to leave a farm during the depression of the 1930s.
  〈史，贬〉（20世纪30年代经济衰退时被迫离开农场的）俄克拉何马州流动农业工人
  Example sentencesExamples
  The depictions of Okies as too stupid to scratch themselves show Steinbeck up for the product of an affluent middle class Coast family that he was.
  We can't let these Okies get out of hand.
  They come to a blockade where they are kept from entering a town that does not want any ‘goddamn Okies.’
  I love that idea of an adult influence on kids and also the idea that those children, the Okies, at that time were considered un-teachable.
  They wanted to keep the Okies out of their stores and out of their schools.

Rhymes

chokey, croaky, folkie, folky, hokey, hokey-cokey, hoki, jokey, karaoke, Loki, okey-dokey, pokey, poky, smoky, trochee

Definition of Okie in US English:

Okie

nounˈōkēˈoʊki

US informal

1A native or inhabitant of Oklahoma.
〈美，非正式〉俄克拉何马州人
a grim-faced Okie
as modifier an extended Okie family
Example sentencesExamples
- It seemed like we were waiting for a ringmaster to come out, but instead, four shaggy-haired Okie boys bounded on stage and launched into their riffy emo rock.
- Although my speech classes eliminated most if it, I still have a little Okie accent left.
- But background never counts for much in pop music - remember the young Dylan's acquired Okie accent?
- He picks from sunrise to sundown for an old Okie family.
- It features a soundtrack by fellow Okies The Flaming Lips.
- When I was 12 in the early 1960s, my Okie father bought me a bottle of cherry vodka, which I could drink when I wanted.
- Dean doesn't talk to the women and they return to the Okie house where the daughter is afraid of Dean.
- The mind reels and the stomach churns along to this blue-eyed Okie funk-rock.
- A touring singer of the ‘country crooning style’, her cheery Okie songs - covered in the spit and hiss of old 78s - heighten the play's avant-weird air.
- The Okie goes in search for his brother and brings back money.
- Janet, the Okie woman, breaks a Dizzy Gillespie record over Dean's head.
1. 1.1historical, derogatory A migrant agricultural worker from Oklahoma who had been forced to leave during the Depression of the 1930s.
  〈史，贬〉（20世纪30年代经济衰退时被迫离开农场的）俄克拉何马州流动农业工人
  Example sentencesExamples
  They come to a blockade where they are kept from entering a town that does not want any ‘goddamn Okies.’
  The depictions of Okies as too stupid to scratch themselves show Steinbeck up for the product of an affluent middle class Coast family that he was.
  We can't let these Okies get out of hand.
  They wanted to keep the Okies out of their stores and out of their schools.
  I love that idea of an adult influence on kids and also the idea that those children, the Okies, at that time were considered un-teachable.

单词	Okie
释义	Definition of Okie in English: Okie nounPlural Okies, Plural okies ˈəʊkiˈoʊki US informal 1A native or inhabitant of Oklahoma. 〈美，非正式〉俄克拉何马州人 a grim-faced Okie as modifier an extended Okie family Example sentencesExamples The Okie goes in search for his brother and brings back money. Although my speech classes eliminated most if it, I still have a little Okie accent left. He picks from sunrise to sundown for an old Okie family. It features a soundtrack by fellow Okies The Flaming Lips. It seemed like we were waiting for a ringmaster to come out, but instead, four shaggy-haired Okie boys bounded on stage and launched into their riffy emo rock. When I was 12 in the early 1960s, my Okie father bought me a bottle of cherry vodka, which I could drink when I wanted. A touring singer of the ‘country crooning style’, her cheery Okie songs - covered in the spit and hiss of old 78s - heighten the play's avant-weird air. The mind reels and the stomach churns along to this blue-eyed Okie funk-rock. But background never counts for much in pop music - remember the young Dylan's acquired Okie accent? Dean doesn't talk to the women and they return to the Okie house where the daughter is afraid of Dean. Janet, the Okie woman, breaks a Dizzy Gillespie record over Dean's head. 1.1derogatory, historical A migrant agricultural worker from Oklahoma who had been forced to leave a farm during the depression of the 1930s. 〈史，贬〉（20世纪30年代经济衰退时被迫离开农场的）俄克拉何马州流动农业工人 Example sentencesExamples The depictions of Okies as too stupid to scratch themselves show Steinbeck up for the product of an affluent middle class Coast family that he was. We can't let these Okies get out of hand. They come to a blockade where they are kept from entering a town that does not want any ‘goddamn Okies.’ I love that idea of an adult influence on kids and also the idea that those children, the Okies, at that time were considered un-teachable. They wanted to keep the Okies out of their stores and out of their schools. Rhymes chokey, croaky, folkie, folky, hokey, hokey-cokey, hoki, jokey, karaoke, Loki, okey-dokey, pokey, poky, smoky, trochee Definition of Okie in US English: Okie nounˈōkēˈoʊki US informal 1A native or inhabitant of Oklahoma. 〈美，非正式〉俄克拉何马州人 a grim-faced Okie as modifier an extended Okie family Example sentencesExamples It seemed like we were waiting for a ringmaster to come out, but instead, four shaggy-haired Okie boys bounded on stage and launched into their riffy emo rock. Although my speech classes eliminated most if it, I still have a little Okie accent left. But background never counts for much in pop music - remember the young Dylan's acquired Okie accent? He picks from sunrise to sundown for an old Okie family. It features a soundtrack by fellow Okies The Flaming Lips. When I was 12 in the early 1960s, my Okie father bought me a bottle of cherry vodka, which I could drink when I wanted. Dean doesn't talk to the women and they return to the Okie house where the daughter is afraid of Dean. The mind reels and the stomach churns along to this blue-eyed Okie funk-rock. A touring singer of the ‘country crooning style’, her cheery Okie songs - covered in the spit and hiss of old 78s - heighten the play's avant-weird air. The Okie goes in search for his brother and brings back money. Janet, the Okie woman, breaks a Dizzy Gillespie record over Dean's head. 1.1historical, derogatory A migrant agricultural worker from Oklahoma who had been forced to leave during the Depression of the 1930s. 〈史，贬〉（20世纪30年代经济衰退时被迫离开农场的）俄克拉何马州流动农业工人 Example sentencesExamples They come to a blockade where they are kept from entering a town that does not want any ‘goddamn Okies.’ The depictions of Okies as too stupid to scratch themselves show Steinbeck up for the product of an affluent middle class Coast family that he was. We can't let these Okies get out of hand. They wanted to keep the Okies out of their stores and out of their schools. I love that idea of an adult influence on kids and also the idea that those children, the Okies, at that time were considered un-teachable.
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