hunky-doryhun‧ky-dor‧y /ˌhʌŋki ˈdɔːri/ adjective [not before noun]Word Origin
WORD ORIGINhunky-dory
Origin:
1800-1900hunky ‘fine’(19-20 centuries) (from hunk ‘safe, fine’(1800-1900), from hunk ‘goal, home (in a game)’(1800-1900), from Dutchhonk) + dory (of unknown origin)
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EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS
The thing reportedly couldn't find its critical paths and gave off false signals that everything was hunky-dory when it wasn't.
informal if a situation is hunky-dory, everyone feels happy and there are no problemsSYN OK