Poll: Hokey Cokey or Hokey Pokey?

[TheRhythmessCarolMan]

Well?...

Slowcoach for a dawdling person.

Slowpoke is the US English. (And yes, it's also a Pokémon but the word/phrase is much older than that.)

Cokey

The dance is the Hokey Cokey

The honeycomb sweet is Hokey Pokey

my friend used to say hunkey dorey instead of honkey dorey

The correct saying is hunky dory?

Yes, slowpoke is also a Pokemon.

Did anyone ever watch the Magic Grandad history TV series for schools?

www.broadcastforschools.co.uk/site/Watch/Magic_Grandad/Seaside_Holiday

A Hokey Pokey was an ice cream sold in Victorian times at the seaside!

But what if the Hokey Cokey really is what it's all about?

Definitely hunky dory. Never heard honky dory!

It’s hunky dory.

This is a very interesting article about phrases like hunky dory and Hokey Cokey.
www.macmillandictionaryblog.com/a-hotchpotch-of-reduplication

Oh DaedricLordSlayer am so glad that you remember it because mostly people look at me like I’m talking complete nonsense/am attempting some kind of v complicated leg-pull possibly while they’re putting leg of choice in/out/in/out & shaking it all about? & There Is No Such Game. I most vividly remember playing it in the Infant School Hall - my “boyfriend” (he used to write me love letters & leave them in my tidy-tray; a couple of years ago he showed himself still as sweet by sending me a message on the 20th anniversary of my mother’s death talking about his memories of her & generally being v lovely: his fiancée’s got a good man there so) would get very cross if anyone but him was the prince when I was the princess. “Even though it’s just playing.” (It’s ok, no red flags, he was fine with my best friend being a boy. Just he wanted it clear who was my Handsome Prince...)

Cokey

Winced

And titbit not tidbit.

Wincy, stupid autocorrect doesn’t even know the rhyme.

Cokey, that's what it's all about.

In France it's the Goosie Goosie.

Shoogley woogley is gorgeous

It’s definitely Hokey Cokey. My phone even autocorrected it just then.

And I’ll just have to ask this here:

Ooh eeh. OOh ha ha.
Ting tang???
Wallah wallah
Bing bang????

Ooo ee oo ah-ah - tingtang wallah wallah bing bang :)

@ChesterGreySideboard we do the Schoogley Woogley at the suggestion of @StrongerThanIThought76

Slow Coach.

Ooh I forgot about the ting tang et al!

🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶👏👏👏👏👏

Nah, tidbit not titbit!

Whoaaaaa the Hokey Coney that made me snort op

Who says titbit? Blimey 😂

Titbit is British, tidbit is American (AFAIK!)

Yes, titbit is British English and tidbit is American.