tooken
Phil: Hey Buck is there any Heady Topper left in town (Hardwick, VT)??
Connor: Sorry Buck it's all been tooken.
Connor: Sorry Buck it's all been tooken.
tooken by Vermont Fag October 21, 2016
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Tooken
It is used in place of taken or took. I don’t know where the took her or I don’t know where she was taken. Cool Emergency Room professional jargon.
The ER chick answered “I don’t know where she was tooken” At BCMC in 2021 , a 3rd world state hospital in the United States of America attached to the real University of Nothing Much. This is real like breaking bad but real! Better call saul.
Tooken by “Goat Head” aka puncture vine August 28, 2021
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tooken
not a fucking word
my gf thinks this shits a word cuz its on urban dictionary but i literally show her its not in an actual dictionary
my gf thinks this shits a word cuz its on urban dictionary but i literally show her its not in an actual dictionary
tooken by bruh12341z August 22, 2022
tooken
Tooken
Tooken is the same as taken. We don’t know which hospital she was taken to. They use tooken for where
We don’t know where she was “tooken” said the ER female employee at a 3rd world hospital in a USA major inner city hospital attached to a state university in the United States.
Tooken by “Goat Head” aka puncture vine August 28, 2021
tooken
1. Ghetto form of taken.
2. Said usually by 10 year old noobs whom seem to enjoy butchering the English language when they luck out and overcome a pro.
3. Grammatically incorrect pronunciation of taken of which was mistakenly said by a classmate of mine in the sixth grade when reffering to the fact that we'd taken an English test.
2. Said usually by 10 year old noobs whom seem to enjoy butchering the English language when they luck out and overcome a pro.
3. Grammatically incorrect pronunciation of taken of which was mistakenly said by a classmate of mine in the sixth grade when reffering to the fact that we'd taken an English test.