Examples of hokey

• Half in, half out—the hokey-cokey approach will not work.

• It may well be a hokey-cokey amendment, but its weakness is not that it is too bold, but that it is far too modest.

• That is not in the least so because of the hokey-pokey method of measuring that part of the excess which is due to armament profits.

• In that way, he would no longer have to play that game and do the hokey-cokey.

• You do the hokey cokey and you turn around: that's what it's all about.

• It is obviously the hokey-cokey clause.

• To put it another way, the inspector could take the kidneys out, shake them all about and then return them in a sort of porcine hokey-kokey.

• It is a hopeless hokey-cokey provision.