Usage examples of "arkie".
I heard whistling and movement toward the other end of this strange nursery, saw an Arkie emerge from the dimness and post itself beside a tray.
I was full of these thoughts when suddenly the Arkie spotted me and broke into a frenzy of birdsong.
Great-uncle Dicker advised me once in a kind of Arkie ode to optimism, go ahead and say it.
Elvis married another Okie - actually, an Arkie - named Sheila White, and they started to have kids.
Arkie to smack other Arkies and the hardness of the human head took its wielder by surprise.
Aztecs, the Arkies had metal weapons, the favorite being an implement with a long handle ending in a curved blade on one side and a spike on the other.
Clearly, the Arkies no longer depended on the natural development of their kind in the forest.
I suppose the Arkies have a musical phrase for it, as they have for everything else.
The Arkies used poisoned arrows as well as bronze hand weapons, and with the bearpigs to aid them soon forced their way inside.
Frightened, they begin to lumber away, colliding with one another and the Arkies and the walls.
The song expressed the frustrated sentiments of more than a million Okies, Arkies and hillbillies who made a long trek to the Golden State and found it was just another hard dollar.
There were dropouts all along the way: hillbillies, Okies, Arkies -- they're all the same people.