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sticked out 

when your high/disoriented on xanax ususally in combination with alcohol or marijuana or both.from the word stick which also refers to a xany bar.often will result in memory loss/black out.
1"Yo wtf happened last nite,i was too sticked out to remember"? 2"you zooted bro?, your eyes look mad blazed. nah, im sticked out, but i did pack a fat bowl earlier.i got some footballs wana do a few lines?
sticked out by OG pac September 28, 2006

spiked out 

sitting court-side, like Spike Lee.
I'm Spiked Out at the Utah game!
spiked out by Utes Montana March 18, 2011

smicked out 

Off your tits on drugs or dressed wearing a tracksuite with peak cap and trainers ,usually west belfast
Ryan Mate im smicked out here on drugs

Sticked out lib 

Colloquial term referring to a democrat. Typically these people believe they have a higher moral consciousness and spend their days posting political jargon on social media while trying to ruin every one else’s lives. These self righteous people are under a heavy influence of alprazolam (Xanax), hence their major errors in judgement.
This sticked out lib sent a photo of people having a party on campus to the dean. What a fucking joke show.
Sticked out lib by Iam yonch October 29, 2020

spiced out 

The experience of indulging oneself in a spicy dish to the point where the person becomes overwhelmed, often showing common symptoms such as sweating and red face in addition to the obvious overwhelming spiciness that consumes the inside of your mouth and tongue.

To those who have an affinity towards extremely spicy food, becoming spiced out is a quasi-pleasurable experience often accompanied the drinking of a fine lager.
"Oh man, this Indian food is super hot! We are about to get spiced out!"
spiced out by coolchewlew July 26, 2009

Spiced Out 

When someone eats enough spicy food for pleasure that their nose becomes runny, eyes get watery, and there breathing patterns slightly change in an effort to clam the deliciously epic level of spicy they have just enjoyed.
I took a huge bite of this habanera pepper along with a huge bite of my deep dish pizza and I am officially spiced out.
Spiced Out by NewSpiceGuy May 26, 2020
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