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
Person A: What are you doin tonight man?
Person B: Same thing as always, gettin loked out in the crib
Person B: Same thing as always, gettin loked out in the crib
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Its when you are to scared or its too early to say I love you to your partner. Its a mix between I love you and I like you.
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Girlfriend: Does something adorable or sweet. Essentially she just exists... :)
Boyfriend: *laughs*
Girlfriend: “What?!!”
Boyfriend: “Nothing”
Girlfriend: “Unhunh... yeah right”
Boyfriend: “It’s nothing, I loke you”
Girlfriend “I loke you too” ;)
Boyfriend: *laughs*
Girlfriend: “What?!!”
Boyfriend: “Nothing”
Girlfriend: “Unhunh... yeah right”
Boyfriend: “It’s nothing, I loke you”
Girlfriend “I loke you too” ;)
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Shortening of "loco".
Can be used as an endearment, similar to "fool." Tightly associated with surf, skate, and snow, "loke" evokes boldness and confidence, but not specifically aggression. A lokester is essentially the foil to a gangster; he is a self-reliant chiller rather than a loyal menace.
Not to be confused with: Loc or Loc', which is short for Local and is widely used in resort town with high densities of tourists, transplants, students, drifters, or other non-loc's.
Origin: Southern California, ultimately from Spanish. Probably emerged from bilingual communities in the Los Angeles basin sometime around 1990. By 2010, the ethnic connotations were basically lost and the word was used by white teenagers in Northern California and elsewhere.
Shortening of "loco".
Can be used as an endearment, similar to "fool." Tightly associated with surf, skate, and snow, "loke" evokes boldness and confidence, but not specifically aggression. A lokester is essentially the foil to a gangster; he is a self-reliant chiller rather than a loyal menace.
Not to be confused with: Loc or Loc', which is short for Local and is widely used in resort town with high densities of tourists, transplants, students, drifters, or other non-loc's.
Origin: Southern California, ultimately from Spanish. Probably emerged from bilingual communities in the Los Angeles basin sometime around 1990. By 2010, the ethnic connotations were basically lost and the word was used by white teenagers in Northern California and elsewhere.
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