I think you mean 'hunky-dory'
The Random House Historical Dictionary of American Slangsuggests that the term may have been introduced in America about 1865 by a popular variety performer named Japanese Tommy. Other references suggest that it may have been sailors' slang for a street in Yokohama that catered for what one might describe as the special needs of sailors. In Yokohama today a broad thoroughfare called Honcho-dori runs from the centre of the city to the port area, so one that would have been familiar to sailors (dori is the Japanese word for a road, in particular a broad or important one).
What seems certain is that hunky-dory was a play on an existing sense of the word hunky for something that was fine, splendid or satisfactory. In turn, this probably derives from the adjective hunk, which means that one is all right or in a safe or good position. This derives from the Dutch honk, meaning "goal" or "home" in a Frisian variant of the game of tag. This word (and presumably the game, too) was said to have been taken by the Dutch to New Amsterdam, later New York, but was first recorded only around the 1840s. It has links to another reduplicated term, hunkum-bunkum. Though the first part sounds a bit like the hunker of hunker down (which is also of Dutch origin), the words seem not to be related.
It may be that hunky-dory was the result of a bilingual pun, perhaps invented because American sailors knew the word dori and prefixed it with hunky as an imagined Japanese street of earthly delights.
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Its called hanky panky, and it is a hand game It refers to physical intimacy, and can range from "making out" up to sexual intercourse.
1866 American English.
A chaperone is a woman who accompanies a younger woman to make sure that there is no hanky-panky (sex) and that she her reputation is unharmed. The activity is called chaperoning. (It's seldom done nowadays in Western countries).
Haught is the name of Great Dutch King Luthern Haught. Ruler of The Dutch. He was a man of many words. His great quote, "Thy shall not squirt squirl on ma hanky shall it is worthy of my trust and turtles will groom my land." This quote was very inspirational to the Dutch people at that time. Luthern died fighting a turtle named hogsworth. But his decident David Haught lived on. He ruled the Dutch for awhile but had bigger dreams. He moved to America. There he lived in a small house and drank tea. He went out shopping and met a nice girl, they married and had another David. He moved to Mexico to make tea, and had a great time scuba diving with skunks. He then tried to develope yarn and eat it with the foxes. He now has a son Calvin, Tristan, and Jackson. they live in wong gong.
Homer Hanky was created in 1987.
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"I think there was some hanky-panky with the last election."
It's like when you have a hanky in your panky with your wanky
Hanky Panky by Tommy James & The Shondells
Dancing The Morris!!!
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"Yes you can buy hanky panky underwear online. If you go directly to the website you can order it from there. Also shopbop, which is a website, sells hanky panky underwear as well."
John Dory was created in 1758.
King dory was created in 1872.
Dory Manzour is 5' 6".