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

styled on

1)to be sucker punched after someone feels jealous or mad at ya swagger.

"dude got to running his mouth bout his money,next thing you kno ole boi styled on him"

by JMoney314 April 1, 2008

Scoled

When someone grabs your balls too hard

Man, I just got scoled by that chick for calling her fat.

by physco steve October 5, 2009

the straw that stoked the camel's sack

The last in a series of positive events that cumlminate in an overall good outcome.

So Jane made me sit next to her hot friend lisa then sat on the other side of me so I was in the middle, it was the straw that stroked the camel's sack!

by Ferret July 3, 2005

stoned like a hippy

When you make an amzing save as a goalie during a hockey game.

"And theshot by Jagr! And he is stoned like a hippy!"

by Trevor69 May 28, 2006

drive it like you stole it

Refers to the way our country is run by the Bush administration, after the stolen 2000 election.

Here's the example of "drive it like you stole it:" Jeb Bush has the names of 50,000 Democrats removed from the voter registration list in Florida, the Supreme Court crowns George W. Bush, and the people of the USA are stripped of their rights.

by Slipgrid October 24, 2006

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