geeked
- adjective
- /ɡikt/
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- After taking the stimulant, he was completely geeked and couldn't sit still during the meeting.
Man, they put chains on this man and marched them right past my door and he was geeked.
- Man, they put chains on this man and marched them right past my door and he was geeked.
- So like some dude, you know, have been geeked up on that freaking soul skeet, you know, on that magic freaking meth am sugar.
- I got geeked out on some mushrooms and mailed all of my clothing to one of the smaller insurance companies.
Examples
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So like some dude, you know, have been geeked up on that freaking soul skeet, you know, on that magic freaking meth am sugar.
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Because I was, I was so I had such a like a hustle attitude where my thing was, if you now remember, most people are geeked out of their face.
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I got geeked out on some mushrooms and mailed all of my clothing to one of the smaller insurance companies.
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She felt geeked after trying the new energy drink, buzzing with excitement and energy.
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The party was wild, and by the end of the night, everyone was geeked and dancing uncontrollably.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
geeked = geek (opaque) = geek + ed
Although morphologically 'geek' + '-ed' is straightforward, the meaning 'under the influence of drugs' is a specialized slang sense not predictable from the common noun 'geek' that learners usually know.
Etymology
Geeked comes from geek, which once named a circus performer who did strange, shocking acts. From that idea of acting wild, people began to use geeked for someone 'high' on a stimulant and out of control, so the origin helps explain the 'high' meaning.