loked out
loked out, to be out of your mind, not all there at the time.
can come and go not always a bad thing and not always a good thing. just acting real. doing something that is super intense or crazy.
can come and go not always a bad thing and not always a good thing. just acting real. doing something that is super intense or crazy.
damn i was so drunk last night i had sex with the 49 year old bus driver! that shit was loked out.
you see joe 360 flip that 20 stair last night? that was way loked out, can not believe he landed that.
you see joe 360 flip that 20 stair last night? that was way loked out, can not believe he landed that.
loked out by Shaq Money August 5, 2008
Loked up
A high state of intoxication caused by drinking Four Loko. Side effects include severe blackouts, hyperness, rapid bursts of energy, sudden and extreme dance moves, and creepy dancing. Users have been known to challenge other Loko partakers to dance walk-offs and foot races.
This hybrid alcohol and energy drink was named "Four Loko" after the developers of the substance discovered that they could not go to sleep before 4AM on a night where they consumed the drink.
This hybrid alcohol and energy drink was named "Four Loko" after the developers of the substance discovered that they could not go to sleep before 4AM on a night where they consumed the drink.
loked out
Chillin in your element, often with good friends and coupled with a nice couchlock. Comes from chillin in the loc(ation). See Snoop Dogg, Spaceghostpurpp, the People Under the Stairs and other related artists
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