spooked

Scared, Bewildered, Nervous

When the gang came into the mall, all of the people were "spooked" from the mean looks on all their faces.

by blackmanofsteel40 April 27, 2006

Stoked, stroked and up in smoke

A euphemism for blue balls or the female equivalent. Stoked about getting it, stroked for a little while, and then it all goes up in smoke and nothing happens.

"Man, last night blew. Stoked, stroked and up in smoke."

by Lanikai July 18, 2009

Stooged

1. To be made fun of or joked on in a manor that you did not expect or see coming.

2. To be blindsided because someone got you to look the other way.

"He totally stooged me with that joke.. I had forgotten about that"

"I looked to the right and then he slapped me from the left.. He really stooged me."

by Cody G December 9, 2008

Stroked the mime

Use to indicate either doing well in something or very poorly. A term that has become more and more prevelant in society over the past century. It originally began in the Middle Ages, when mimes (common performers in the medieval theatre or production) that performed poorly were often ordered lashed (known as "stroking" back then) with a whip by the local Bishop. As society developed and advanced, the whip was eventually phased out, however, mimes were unfortunately not. The negative meaning came from the disgraceful act of harming the enterainer (mime). However, as time moved on, and some aspects of society began to dislike and look down on the miming arts, this saying became postively used by members of the anti-mime movement. Today, it is often used in theatre, particularly in the mime entertainer community to describe a performance.

This phrase was often used by several well-known people in recent history such as Charles Lindbergh, Al Capone and U.S. President Harry S. Truman.

Thanks for knocking over my beer, you stroked the mime hard on that one

by HarvardProfessor3 July 20, 2010

Stookey

To leave a party or social gathering without letting anyone know.

This guy-"lets do another shot!"
That guy-"Alright! We gotta get Tim to do one!"
This guy-"Where's he at?"
That guy-"His truck is gone!"
This guy-"WTF, why does he always stookey us?!!"

by RickyRockstar aka Leo May 8, 2010

stoaked

Unfortunately this is spelling is a bastardisation of the word 'stoked' which has its base in the 'stoking' of a fire - which basically gets it burning higher

Hence " I'm stoked" is the correct spelling - not "I'm stoaked"

Stoaked - See entries under "stoked"

by trueblue99 September 19, 2009

Stoaked

Ready to go, full of adrenaline and fired up for any challenge,usually involving steep mountains or homemade ramps.Common useage occurs mostly amongst mountain bike and skateboardy types. Others sportsmen do on occaision borrow this phrase.

I'm like totally stoaked after that gnarly mountain dude.

I'm like gonna just go out there and pull off a 1080 man, cause i'm like totally stoaked dude.

by Handwing July 21, 2005