Stoked

It means you are really excited and amped up about something. So excited and happy, you could burst.

When I first learned to upload videos on YouTube, i was soo Stoked!!

by VizslaZebra June 6, 2009

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Stoked

To be excited about something. Often used by downhill mountain bikers, snowboarders or other extreme sport participants.

Person 1: I can't wait for our downhill session on Saturday.
Person 2: Yeah, I'm proper stoked for it.

by RichardisDead June 16, 2008

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Stoked

Means excited for an upcoming event.

I'm "stoked" for this walk.

by FontE November 5, 2003

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Stoked

The word 'stoked' broken down simply means, "Stoned on coke". Coke, being the drug used to snort or smoke. Although most people redefine it as being "intensely enthusiastic" "exhilirated", or excited about something.

Billy was stoked to see his girlfriend, Janice, in three days.

Jenny was stoked after partying with her friends in the club, then the cops showed up.

by blondie127 July 7, 2009

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Stoking

The action of lighting a blunt/joint with a bowl that is still rolling.

The bong at the party was almost empty, but while it was still lit, Jeremy started stoking a blunt to keep the sesh going

by sprunkbluntz June 26, 2020

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stoked

"stoked" - adjective - to be "stoked" is to be completely and intensely enthusiastic, exhilirated, or excited about something. those who are stoked all of the time know this; being stoked is the epitome of all being. when one is stoked, there is no limit to what one can do.

also, "stoke" - verb - one can "stoke" oneself out by facing challenges or by revving up an engine within oneself to accomplish that which one desires.

*being too stoked just means that you're still not stoked enough*

"Man oh man am i stoked for our upcoming snowboarding trip!"

"Perchance you'd like to stoke yourself out and ask that girl out!"

by roxbury December 7, 2004

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