stoked

to be so unbelievably excited about something that you start feverishly beating your gentiles to roughly the wound-up pace of the heartbeat of a very, very tiny mammal

Austin was so stoked to see the new Taylor Swift calendar that the occasion called for a trough of Vaseline, and later copious amounts of Neosporin and gauze.

by ak_alpenglow January 16, 2011

stoked

being pumped up while doing somthing.

Im so stoked, i just pulled a sweet trick.

by wedge April 12, 2003

stoked

another word for being monged out on weed

are you stoked man no way im gona sleep with her, shes got 1 leg.

by phil stevens August 31, 2007

stoked

very enthusiastic about something

Why is he so stoked about the move?

by The Return of Light Joker October 7, 2009

stoked

must be used by all pro surfers when describing how pumped they are after a win

oh...im just so stoked!

by em April 23, 2003

stoked

stoned

I am so stoked...

by jtnewsom April 3, 2009

stoked

The word, much like 98 Degrees, was only popular during the nineties. At the time, it meant "to be excited about something".

Bob: I am so stoked that we got tickets to see 98 Degrees!
Tom: I sincerely hope for the sake of our friendship that your play is to score with the countless hot girls there.

by statscat January 2, 2018