'kay

interjectionattested in dialogue

United States//keɪ//
United States/[(ʔ)ˈkʰeɪ̯(p̚)]/

Apheretic form of okay.

interjection

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Apheretic form of okay.
“Orange juice, coffee, scrambled eggs, twice,” said Bond briefly. “’Kay,” said the girl. Her shoes lethargically scuffed the floor as she sauntered away.

'bout · about.'cause · Apheretic form of because.'em · Them (now only in unstressed position).

'kay · Apheretic form of okay.

'll · Will, shall (marking the future tense or other modal sense).'m · Am, used especially in I'm.'ve · Have (in its sense marking the perfect or retrospective…

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