"All right already, I'll do it!"

OKOK

This impatient reply might be typed quickly when someone is finally giving in after repeated requests. Think of a casual, doubled-up affirmation.

This clue mimics someone giving in after being nagged, saying "All right already, I'll do it!" in a frustrated tone. The answer "OKOK" is a casual, repeated "okay" that people often use when they’re finally agreeing to something after being pressed. The double "OK" captures the exaggerated, slightly annoyed tone of the phrase, like someone quickly typing or blurting it out. It’s a playful take on how we stretch words in speech when we’re conceding.