Oakie Edit Meaning

1.

n. vagabond, from Depression times when the droughts that led to the dust bowl caused people to abandon their worthless farms in Oklahoma and Texas and take to the road to seek jobs elsewhere.

"They packed up as much as they could salvage and became Oakies on their way to California."

See The Doctor

2.

An person who is from the state of Oklahoma. This term is actually spelled Okie.

Where are you from? I'm an Okie.

3.

The second to lowest possible social level for a white person. Second only to trailer trash. People who collects hub caps and hang them on their house or fence, tape their windows instead of replacing them, and have a large collection of random shit scattered in their yards, in a seemingly organized chaos. They are generally a bit more shifty and withdrawn.

Run and git that hub cap, son. We'll give it to that family up the crick. They's good people, just oakies.

See oakey, white trash, trailer trash, low life, poor

4.

A first timer, beginner, someone who has little to no experience.

That's his first time stealing, he's oakie as shit.

See rookie, novice, beginner, oaky, expert

5.

People that are relate to people from the south that moved to the west ex. CA

That person is an oakie because he is from Oaklahoma, or maybe he is an Arkie...

6.

Paul Oakenfold, a seriously great trance DJ

"Whoa man, you got to hear Oakie spin at Creamfields? Awesome!"

See ibiza

7.

Usually refers to someone scholarly and amazing. Being an Oakie means you have better living conditions than most other people. It also means you pay less for your education cause you're that amazing. They are probably the most sick-nasty people you will ever meet.

Oh man, I wish I was scholarly enough to be an Oakie... that'd be so sick nasty.

See ramapo, oak, oakie, pine, linden, college, new jersey, ramaho, the po, roadrunners, scholar, amazing, Oakie