Ditto and Okay

Ditto

Ditto verb - To say after another.

Okay and ditto are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Okay" instead a verb "Ditto".

Okay

Okay verb - Give sanction to.

Ditto and okay are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ditto" instead a verb "Okay".

Nearby Words: okayed, okaying

Both words in one sentence

  • The crew of the Savage Chicken in Freefall run mostly hand-to-mouth, mostly (okay, entirely) because of Sam's patented approach to his creditors (avoid them) and work (ditto).
  • Adorably Precocious Child Rare Western literature example - Eoin Colfer's book The Supernaturalist involved a 'kid' called Ditto who was Really 700 Years Old - okay, in his early twenties - but as he was a naturally-immature adult he occasionally cracked.
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