Ur my loke 🏔️🎟️💉
by Lolmeowuwulover July 27, 2023
Get the Lokemug. A word to describe your feelings that are stronger than “like” but “love” is too scary. It is between love and like to preserve the meanings of the individual words strong and important
by Erry and Meggy April 20, 2018
Get the Lokemug. A creative person. You are most likely to fall in Love with this person once you know him. Loke is sh but very funny. If you ever get in bet with him, you might cry. Loke is a pussydestroyer and have no mercy.
by User63969 December 11, 2016
Get the Lokemug. Someone who is crazy and/or has issues especially when off the drugs like Xanax, Adderall, Percocets, Cocaine, etc.
Brandon: Did you see how that guy Travis was acting like at the party last night?
Isaac: Yeah bro that dudes a Loke
Isaac: Yeah bro that dudes a Loke
by YoungBoisMixtape March 2, 2018
Get the Lokemug. I loke you so much.
by Bee81 April 27, 2017
Get the Lokemug. by Acrobatic Snail May 21, 2023
Get the Justin Lokemug. (Adj.)
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.
by sfmmxxii July 21, 2024
Get the Lokemug.