Stokes

1) To get three sequential blowjobs by three or more different girls with the promise of reward afterward, without the intention or possession of the reward stated beforehand. Follow suit by shaking two of the girls' hands and knuckling the other, then exit the room.

You three care to give me a stokes? I haz' dro.

by The Chin Family December 14, 2009

stokes

Cigarettes or smokes.

"Wanna pack of stokes?"
"Nah man, got some already"

by AznShowStoppa January 27, 2008

Stokes

noun.
Urban foppish dandy akin to the common "metrosexual", but without being a wholly loathsomne bastard. Clever and dapper always, a Stokes is one who does not believe in casual Fridays, unless it is casual sex Friday.

I can't think of an example, so it's stupid that they make you have one. If you see someone that fits this definition, then that person is being a Stokes or Stokesing it up. It's not a bad thing, Stokes is a real neat guy. But be careful, if you see a Stokes, he may be full of gin. Wow, i'm pretty sure this will all be in italics. Wow.
See also sexidigitize.

by Finneagan Cyril von VanDehagan July 25, 2006

Stokes

A person or situation that could be described as awkward.

1. My ex-boyfriend tried to talk to me, and it was really stokes.
2. The tall skinny white kid is really stokes looking.

by Bitchin' Camaro April 17, 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

Stokes

Another name/word for Hooker. Often used by today's younger generation when suggesting someone is a 'Hooker'.

Hey look over there, that person is doing a 'Stokes'.

by georginarose September 13, 2010

stokes

phrase used to describe a thing, situation, or person that is awkward.

Person 1: I started talking about my teacher and how annoying she was, and I turned around and she was right there.
Person 2: Stokes...

by Meredeth December 18, 2005