No Coke

A new, fucking dope-ass phrase that is an alternate way of saying "no front," "no lie," "deadass," "no cap," or "i'm not fucking playing with you".

"Wow, this Popeyes chicken sandwich might be better than the chick-fil-a shit no coke". - Oprahside

by Ur manually breathing (LT) August 30, 2019

coke

Columbian Dancing dust, the wonderful drug cocain.

~I was trounced out of my mind after an 8-ball of coke.~

by Insurmoutable Jackass May 8, 2004

coke

1. Any soda pop, a catch all slang term for carbonated drinks in general. Only fails to apply to Pepsi due to fierce product rivalry.
2. The actual product Coke a Cola.
3. Cocaine.

1. (assuming the person is holding a Dr. Pepper.) Hello friend might I have a sip of your coke?
2. (assuming they are holding Coke) Hello friend might I have a sip of your coke?
3. yo bitch might I have a snort of your coke?

by James Belvins February 21, 2007

Coke

Modified coal used in steel making.

Coke is a black substance that you cannot snort.

by Marky April 29, 2003

Coke

A substance that makes a person addicted to rob a tons a money especially in treasury. This substance belongs to the chemical family of “Narcos” where Alamano (The most dangerous substance) also belongs to this family.

Example: Sabay Sabay tayong Babatak ng Coke muli. Said the grimace person in an advertisement about promoting intake of this substance.

by Ferdinand Alamano Jr. March 6, 2022

coke

1. A remade steel product that is baaad to snort.
2. An illigal drug that brazillians take like sugar!
3. Short hand for coka-cola.

1. Whats that black round you nose?
2.Permite resfôlego algum cocaína!!
3. I tried to snort coke the other day, i got a ice cube stuck up my nose.

by GIGGLES May 3, 2005

Coked

When one irritates a bartender, or appears intoxicated, the bartender will make them a mixed drink without any booze (waving the bottle over the glass but not pouring any liquid). And charging them for a mixed drink when only giving them a glass of coke.

I think that bitch just coked me

by wastedproof October 1, 2007