A southern-slang term meaning "poke your tongue in your cheek and grit your teeth" or "bite your tongue". Most often used as a way of saying there's no food.
"The fridge is empty, looks like we're having poke and grit."
"If you don't like what I cooked, you can have poke and grit"
"If you don't like what I cooked, you can have poke and grit"
by Southernmost September 28, 2017

by Paul Quarterpounder August 25, 2006

Example 1: Hey me and this cute chick are facebook "poking" each other right now. Think she likes me?
Example 2: Hey that cute chick I'm always talking about is getting some facebook "poking" by me, if you know what I mean. She wants to keep "poking" me.
Example 2: Hey that cute chick I'm always talking about is getting some facebook "poking" by me, if you know what I mean. She wants to keep "poking" me.
by PNDA December 21, 2010

by Corrina March 8, 2007

I think we should stay out of the Middle East. We're only poking the Beehive.
George Bush is a jackass. He treats the beehive like it's a piñata.
George Bush is a jackass. He treats the beehive like it's a piñata.
by Tumbleweed April 10, 2004

by Dan August 10, 2003
