Droke

The pathway behind a group of terraced houses, sometimes called an alley or jetty. This word was used by my grandmother in central southern Hampshire - the village of Titchfield. The word in this usage probably derived from another meaning of droke: a culvert or ditch.

The nipper was playin' in the droke when 'e fell awf 'is bike.

by Milesg5 June 8, 2017

Droke

To stroke, and then drink the aftermath.(Jizz)

Why would anyone droke?

by Carl vonSmith Laxatives June 19, 2009

droke up

Waking up drunk, past tense.

Last night was epic, I droke up with one shoe and no memory of the evening.

by AgentAj212 February 15, 2014