Woke

When calling attention to matters of social, racial, economical, or societal injustice has direct impact on a person's privilege.

The conservative christian parent complained that discussion of the impacts of slavery in class was "woke"

by Harvest Corn Dog July 24, 2022

Woke

Enlightened; possessed of a heightened consciousness, often regarding social issues of pressing concern.

She's woke to the city's cluelessness in addressing homelessness.

by WizenedD April 2, 2020

Woke

Woke and awake - 2 different things

Woke is now being a slave and subjected to mainstream media disinformation

Awake not woke.

Woke is being asleep, awake is being actually aware to mainstream media agenda and understanding what war propaganda is.

That person is woke if they think that the ccp is not currently trying to take over America.

by WakeUp1776 August 26, 2022

woke

a word hijacked by the CIA. it used to mean to be aware of the evil and lies in the world.

original meaning: yo dude you hear about the hundreds of scientists and academics that published scientific proof that WTC7 was brought down via controlled demolition? yeah? dawg!!!! YOU WOKE!!!

new meaning: the entire world is on fire and our species will be extinct within 100 years if we are not 100% renewable by 2030. but that doesn't matter. because first we must acknowledge the feelings of homosexuals. we must be woke. everyone come on. be woke. gosh. people have feelings. okay? gosh!!

by the amazing flying pink tiger April 25, 2022

Woke and Boke

Past tense of wake and bake.

Dude, it's clear those two woke and boke this morning.

by ProCQtr March 15, 2021

Just woke up the butcher.

To be caught off guard.

Ah man you caught me in my tightie whities! You just woke up the butcher.

by Thebutcher June 12, 2019

Woke

Promoting contrived progressive diversity under the guise of equality and/or tolerance.

"Disney just made remade their white character into a black transgender lesbian."
"That's so woke!"

by Goombah111 May 25, 2024