stoke

A growing form of the verb smoke (as in smoke a cigarette). It is growing in popularity around America.

You wanna go stoke?

by DBreaux June 11, 2011

stoke

A british term meaning for a person to have sex with another.

Les Miserables "Even stokers need a little stoke"

by charliepants October 28, 2006

Stokes

v. To lose consciousness during oral sex due to excessive alcohol consumption

On spring break my buddy got wasted and totally stokesed a girl

or

I was getting a blowie from this cute chick and she stokesed me bad

by condor123 March 22, 2009

stoked

1. Verb: Past tense of "to stoke":
To feed or tend a furnace or fire.

2. Verb: Past tense of "to stoke": To eat a lot, often rapidly.

3. Adjective: Extremely happy and excited.

1. I stoked the fire for most of the night because everyone else was exhausted.

2. He stoked himself on Mama's good home cooking before returning to the mill for the 3rd shift.

3. "Man, I am so stoked; I aced that algebra test today and Karen actually smiled at me."

by Tony S. February 3, 2004

stoked

In surfing or other "extreme sports", when a person is extremely excited or "pumped up" about something, usually a great wave or a great session.

I was stoked. It was head-high, clean, and barreling. I had one of the best sessions of my life.

by Christian Martin June 25, 2005

stoked

1) to get really excited
2) what you do to a fire when you want the flame to get bigger
3) my most used word

1) I am so stoked for the Damian Marley concert in August
2) the fire is dying down, will you stoke it please?

by LittleLbz May 4, 2006

The Stoke

The awesome feeling you get when you catch a wave on a surfboard.

That wave was stoke
That was the best stoke i've ever had

by Jon Edwards June 13, 2005