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Definitions from the WebOkiesDescription:Okies is a colloquial term derived from the name of the people who migrated from Oklahoma and neighboring states during the Dust Bowl era of the 1930s. It is used to refer to individuals from Oklahoma or those with similar backgrounds. Examples:Noun – Popular Usage:Many Okies left their homes and farms due to devastating drought and dust storms. Related Amazon search: Dust Bowl books Noun – Local Usage:The annual Okie Festival celebrates the culture and heritage of Oklahoma. Related Amazon search: Oklahoma history Adjective – Popular Usage:The Okie accent is distinct; you can easily recognize it. Related Amazon search: Regional dialects Adjective – Local Usage:They opened a new Okie-style diner that serves traditional Oklahoma dishes. Related Amazon search: Oklahoma cookbook Related Noun - Local Usage:Many Okies feel a strong sense of pride in their state and its history. Related Amazon search: Oklahoma pride items | ||||
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