Okra Okra
“okra okra” is used in the place of “i see you.” it is a casual acknowledgement that you have understood what someone has said and that you approve of it. do not confuse with the vegetable okra.
pr-nunciation: oh-craw
person 1: what are you doing tonight?
person 2: going to the bars!
person 1: okra okra!
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