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To OK the deal? (using OK as a verb?)



 
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To OK the deal? (using OK as a verb?) Wed Jun 27, 2007 21:42 pm  To OK the deal? (using OK as a verb?)		  
Hi,

Since when can OK be used a verb? I mean I sometimes hear phrase like "decided to OK the deal" on CNN so obviously OK or okay is a verb now too. How often do you use it?

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To OK the deal? (using OK as a verb?) Wed Jun 27, 2007 22:40 pm  To OK the deal? (using OK as a verb?)		  
Torsten wrote:
Hi,

Since when can OK be used a verb?

Hi, Torsten

I just checked all my dictionaries and all of them showed "OK" as a verb too. For example:

Quote:
He okayed/ OK'd my idea. (Advanced Learner's Dictionary)

And here:

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/okayed

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