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coked up
acting like you are under the influence of cocaine, whether you are or not.
alternate: going crazy with pent up energy for no apparent reason.
alternate: going crazy with pent up energy for no apparent reason.
Dude, Jamie is so coked up on caffeine right now. Don't even try talking to her right now.
I am so coked up, and I have no idea why. I just need to dance or something.
I am so coked up, and I have no idea why. I just need to dance or something.
coked up by Kricketpalooza November 28, 2007
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coked up
Grandpa: Tommy, why don't you come over tomorrow night so you can get coked up with your favorite granddaddy
Tommy: *sigh* Grandpa, that's not how you say it. Plus you shouldn't be doing cocaine, you're like practically dead
Tommy: *sigh* Grandpa, that's not how you say it. Plus you shouldn't be doing cocaine, you're like practically dead
coked up by blahblahblahthatadoreme January 8, 2011
coked up
coked up by acedarealist April 15, 2024
coked up retard
Someone is who is so coked up on the devils dust that they can’t function properly and keep fucking shit up
coked up retard by Gaddo4 December 2, 2020
Caked up
Caked up by SavageWordDict. December 18, 2018
coved up
Don’t sit on that couch, the last person to use it was confirmed to have Covid-19, so now the whole couch is coved up
coved up by Jeff Seattle May 5, 2020
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