cooked

A way of describing or talking about a subject in an overly negative regard or fashion.

Bro #1: “Mane you heard the news bout Mikey Williams?”
Bro #2: “Yeah that niggas career is cooked.”

by lightyfriedostrich October 12, 2023

cooked

someone did a good job at something.

Wow, she cooked tonight.

by tiktokslang November 5, 2023

cooked

They did a good job at a task

“wow she cooked” after dressing up very nicely

by tiktokslang November 5, 2023

Cook

(Verb) To cook is commonly reffered to as to working hard on a certain task or project.

Pronounciation: /ko k/

The term 'to cook' originated from the Netflix show Breaking Bad, when they often would use the term about cooking meth.

From there it has been more and more commonly interprented as to just work in general.

Walter: Jesse... let it go... we need to cook

by Sveskejuice December 12, 2023

Chook it

Leaving site without notifying anyone

sick of this place, I’m gonna chook it

by B dirt dog December 20, 2023

Cooked and Ate

Meaning: To succeed at something and be beneficiary of it to the fullest.
It is a neologism that can be used informally, to congratulate someone/hype them up.

After a success
My bro "Cooked and Ate"

by retiredretardreturns January 7, 2024

Cooked

An old Jungian archetype is the idea of spirits coming from above (the heavens) and finding blood (human suffering). They are like chefs from burger king. To be cooked is the worst. Because that means you would have to have been prepared: gutted, seasoned, and put on a menu. To an angel that looks like your homies cheating you from something. People close to you, selling you for themselves. Cooked is when you're at your lowest

*His homies ran a train on his girl and opps are on his as* "bruh, I'm cooked"

by mr greaseballer January 9, 2024