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31hunky dory — or honky dory: everything s fine, as in my life is hunky dory …
32Hunky-dory — My English dictionary tells me that hunky dory means excellent. We would generally use it to mean that everything is cool and groovy, on plan, no worries and generally going well …
33hunky-dory — adj OK, alright. Is everything here hunky dory? 1860s …
34hunky\ dory\ day — The day exactly one month after your actual birthday. This is usually celebrated when one s actual birthday has been inadvertently missed, and therefore calls for much more rigourous partying. We better go get a couple of kegs. It s hunky dory… …
35hunky\ dory\ day — The day exactly one month after your actual birthday. This is usually celebrated when one s actual birthday has been inadvertently missed, and therefore calls for much more rigourous partying. We better go get a couple of kegs. It s hunky dory… …
36hunky-dory — adj ok; satisfactory; fine. The landlord asked about our new apartment and we told him that so far everything was hunky dory …
37hunky-dory — adjective informal completely satisfactory. Origin C19 (orig. US): hunky from Du. honk home (in games); the origin of dory is unknown …
38hunky-dory — adjective (not before noun) informal a situation that is hunky dory is one in which everyone feels happy and there are no problems …
39hunky-dory — hunk•y do•ry [[t]ˈhʌŋ kiˈdɔr i, ˈdoʊr i[/t]] adj. Informal. sts about as well as one could wish or expect; fine • Etymology: 1865–70, amer.; hunky satisfactory, right (appar. hunk“home” in a game, a safe place (< D honk) + y) +dory, of obscure …
40Hunky — also Hunkie noun (plural Hunkies) Etymology: alteration of Hungarian Date: circa 1896 usually disparaging a person of central or east European birth or descent …