coked
- adjective
- /koʊkt/
- NSFW
- But him being completely coked up himself, you know, out of his mind, is that a potential defense?
But him being completely coked up himself, you know, out of his mind, is that a potential defense?
- But him being completely coked up himself, you know, out of his mind, is that a potential defense?
- Dude, a friend of mine got all coked up one night, fell off of his balcony, right, landed on another balcony, right.
- We went on a happy hour crawl all through the parents in a coked out grotto.
Examples
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Yeah, it's getting coked out at the party.
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Dude, a friend of mine got all coked up one night, fell off of his balcony, right, landed on another balcony, right.
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We went on a happy hour crawl all through the parents in a coked out grotto.
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Vagina Kicker Johnson and the Case of the Coked Out Conservatorship
Blog text (10) -
The situation is still that drunken, coked-up asshole, just without the drunken, coked-up parts.
Blog text (3) -
The fast cutting, the coked-out pacing, is slowed way down so the whole thing just flows, as if when the boat blew up, Sonny went to the bottom of the bay and discovered some other liquid Miami.
Fiction book (1994) -
Maybe this thing will plead out, which it should have done to begin with, except that your coked-up, murdering scumball's brain was too scrambled to see the wisdom of that.
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One minute you're completely sane, the next you're jumping on Oprah's couch like a coked-up toddler who just found out about Pop Rocks.
Blog text (32) -
He was acting like a coked teenager, full of energy and restlessness after the party.
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After taking the drugs, she felt coked and couldn't sit still, her mind racing with thoughts.
Synonyms
Not able to do daily tasks safely because of alcohol or drugs
Unable to control your actions because of alcohol or drugs
High from drugs, often cannabis, and unable to think or act clearly
Someone who is high after using drugs, often cannabis
Feeling very excited or distracted after taking cocaine
Having taken something that makes you sleepy, confused, or less aware
Affected by drugs that make a person sleepy or confused
Very drunk or affected by drugs and unable to think clearly
Very drunk after drinking a lot of alcohol
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How Intoxicated
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Etymology
Coked comes from coke, a short name for cocaine, the drug made from the 'coca' leaf from South America. So, if someone is coked they are under the influence of that drug and may talk very fast or act strangely.