1. Finished.

2. The full measure of cooking was finished before food is served.

3. An emphatic expression of confidence, sometimes intentionally involving inappropriate mixing of tenses, especially in CB slanguage, to indicate that something in the future is as sure as if it already happened.

1. finished, through, distroyed
2. drunk, high, wasted,

1. adj. denoting a state of completedness, Finished.

2. adj. Intoxicated; to be at such a level of intoxication from either drugs or alcohol that the person could be described as "finished" for the night. NOTE: describing someone or one's self as being "done" does not necessarily mean they will actually stop getting more intoxicated or that they are actually "done"

3. v. (past tense) sometimes substituted for the word "did".

4. v. to have sexual intercourse

5. v. to be insulted in a harsh manner; dissed(US),slated(UK),cussed(UK)

6. v. the act of being incriminated and punished; booked

7. n. abbreviation of methadone, a drug used as a subsitute for heroin (given to addicts to wean them off the H)

8. interjection; used in the south of the U.S.A., usually used to defer greater emphasis to a sentance or to imply that the speaker has already imparted this information before; already

1. A word squished in between to others while not really making much sense or much of a difference.

It is usually put in between a noun and a verb. It is commonly used when describing an action.

1) Finished.

2) Fully-baked.

Indicitive of the past tense. The speaker conjugates his or her verbs with 'done' to indicate that an event/action has occured sometime in the past.

adj. a state of agreement or accordance

ruined, broken
also in serious trouble