OK (disambiguation)
OK is a word expressing approval or assent. OK or Ok may also refer to:
- OK (gesture)
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Entertainment
Albums
- Okay (album), a 2017 album by As It Is
- OK (Chang Chen-yue album), 2007
- OK (The Fall of Troy album), 2016
- O.K. (Kool A.D. album), a mixtape by Kool A.D., 2015
- OK (Talvin Singh album), 1998
Songs
- "OK" (Big Brovaz song)
- "OK" (Meg song)
- "OK" (Robin Schulz song)
- "OK" (Farin Urlaub song)
- "Ok", a song by Beastie Boys from Hot Sauce Committee Part Two
- "OK", a 2011 song by Fujiya & Miyagi
- "OK!", a 2016 song by Jauz and San Holo
- "O.K.", a song by the Little Ladies from Rock Follies of '77
- "OK", a song by Madeon from Adventure
- "Ok", a song by Helena Paparizou from Protereotita
- OK!, a theme song in Pokémon
Other entertainment
- Okay (band) or O.K., a 1980s German pop group
- Organized Konfusion or OK, a hip hop group
- o.k. (film), a 1970 West German anti-Vietnam War film by Michael Verhoeven
- OK!, a British celebrity tabloid
- OK! TV, a program affiliated with the magazine
Sports
- OK (dinghy), a class of racing dinghy
- OK League, a defunct South African football league
- OK Liga, a Spanish men's rink hockey league
- OK Liga Femenina, a Spanish women's rink hockey league
Other
- Ok (Korean name), a family and given name, including a list of people with the name
- Ok (volcano), a shield volcano in Iceland
- OK cells, a cell line derived from North American opossum kidney
- OK FM Legaspi (DWGB), a Filipino radio station
- OK FM Naga (DZOK), a Filipino radio station
- OK Kosher Certification, a food-products certification agency
- Ok languages, a family of languages spoken in New Guinea
- OK Motor Services, a defunct bus and coach operator in County Durham, England
- O.K. Range, a mountain range in British Columbia, Canada
- OK Sauce, a fruity brown sauce
- OK Soda, a soft drink
- OK-Supreme, a British motorcycle manufacturer
- Oklahoma, United States postal abbreviation
- Old Korean, the earliest attested stage of the Korean language
- Czech Airlines (IATA code)
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