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Old 23-Feb-2008, 01:08
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Default Re: Could you give me some examples ?
I know "okey-dokey" and "tricky-dicky".

They are colloquialisms. The first is merely OK in an even more informal form. The second says that someone is a bit too clever for their own good.
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