Meaning of "wakey-wakey" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF WAKEY-WAKEY

wakey-wakey  [ˈweɪkɪˈweɪkɪ]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF WAKEY-WAKEY

Wakey-Wakey is an exclamation.

Exclamation is an expression or voice that reflects an emotion or exaltation.

WHAT DOES WAKEY-WAKEY MEAN IN ENGLISH?

Definition of wakey-wakey in the English dictionary

The definition of wakey-wakey in the dictionary is used for telling someone that they should wake up or should pay attention.

TRANSLATION OF WAKEY-WAKEY

Find out the translation of wakey-wakey to 25 languages with our English multilingual translator.

The translations of wakey-wakey from English to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «wakey-wakey» in English.

• Translator English - Chinese: WAKEY - WAKEY
• Translator English - Spanish: wakey - wakey
• English: wakey-wakey
• Translator English - Hindi: wakey - wakey
• Translator English - Arabic: انهض انهض -
• Translator English - Russian: вставай - вставай
• Translator English - Portuguese: wakey - wakey
• Translator English - Bengali: Wakey Wakey
• Translator English - French: wakey - wakey
• Translator English - Malay: Bangun-bangun
• Translator English - German: wakey - wakey
• Translator English - Japanese: 起きなさい、起きなさい
• Translator English - Korean: 일어나 - 일어나!
• Translator English - Javanese: Wakey-wakey
• Translator English - Vietnamese: wakey - wakey
• Translator English - Tamil: wakey-wakey
• Translator English - Marathi: वेक-विक्की
• Translator English - Turkish: uyanın uyanın
• Translator English - Italian: Wakey Wakey -
• Translator English - Polish: wakey - wakey
• Translator English - Ukrainian: вставай - вставай
• Translator English - Romanian: trezirea - trezirea
• Translator English - Greek: wakey - wakey
• Translator English - Afrikaans: wakey - wakey
• Translator English - Swedish: wakey - wakey
• Translator English - Norwegian: wakey - wakey

10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WAKEY-WAKEY»

Discover the use of wakey-wakey in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to wakey-wakey and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.

The Wakey Wakey Machine!

Then try the fantastic, boombastic Wakey Wakey Machine! * Spending a few minutes each day enjoying well-written stories helps your child to build his confidence in reading. * Books 17-20 of Read with Ladybird are ideal for children who are ...

Alan MacDonald, 2001

Wakey-Wakey

Two little bunny are waking up.

Dawn Apperley, 1999

Wakey Wakey!: Time to Get Up

It's time for Billy Rabbit to wake up and get ready for another exciting day but he has to make sure Little Billy isn't left behind. Can you help him remember everything he has to do?

‎2000

Wakey, Wakey Dad!

WAKEY. WAKEY " Copyright © Natasha Ekwuozor 2012 (text) Copyright © Emma K.L.. BY NATASHA EKWUUZUR ILLUSTRATED BY "EMMA Kl. HUNT BY NATASHA EKWUUZDR IIIUSTRAT'ED BY 'E'M'MA Kl. HUNT. WAKEY, WAKEY DAD!

Natasha Ekwuozor

Wakey Wakey!

J.N. PAQUET.

J.N. PAQUET, 2013

Wakey Wakey, Big Brown Bear!

It's autumn, and time for Big Brown Bear to have a nice long sleep.

Tracey Corderoy, 2012

The New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional ...

[T]his little ep [episode] has served as one almighty wakey-wakey[.l — Kevin Sampson. Outlaws, p. 63. 2001 wakey, wakey! wake up! UK Probably of military origin; widespread once adopted as the catchphrase of bandleader Billy Cotton ...

Eric Partridge, Tom Dalzell, Terry Victor, 2006

Wakey Wakey, Nighty Night

The Sun and the Moon take turns describing what they do as they circle the world.

‎2001

The Concise New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and ...

Adapted from the exclamation, 'wakey, wakey!' UK, 2001 wakey, wakey! 'wake up !'. Probably of military origin; widespread once adopted as the catchphrase of bandleader Billy Cotton (1899–1969) in his 1949–68 BBC radio Sunday lunchtime ...

Terry Victor, Tom Dalzell, 2007

A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English: ...

(Railway, 2nd). wakey, wakey! Wake up: R.A.F. NCOs': since the early 1920s. ( Sgt Gerald Emanuel, letter 1945.) Ex nursery coll. (Perhaps I should add that these NCOs use it without tenderness and with a strongly emphasised irony, yet often ...

Eric Partridge, Paul Beale, 1984

2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WAKEY-WAKEY»

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Wakey-wakey! Sunshine brings Philae comet lander out of its slumber

After seven months lost in sleep, Europe's comet lander Philae has woken up and tweeted Earth via its mother ship Rosetta — moving one of the great dramas of ... «Financial Times, Jun 15»

Wakey-wakey: American Ballet Theatre's new Sleeping Beauty

Wakey-wakey: American Ballet Theatre's new Sleeping Beauty. Alexei Ratmansky is aiming to make his new production of the classic ballet as close to Marius ... «The Guardian, Mar 15»