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Dranked Out 

To become inebriated either through 1) liquor or 2) promethezine or 3) both.

Commonly used with along with the phrase "smoked out".
Ivan: "JP said he brought a hoe home yesterday."
Koby: "Oh really, did he smash?"
Ivan: "Nah, he was already dranked out, son. He just fell asleep."

Ivan: "What you up to John?"
John: "Oh you already know, just gonna get smoked out and dranked out."
Ivan: "Already."
Dranked Out by John Paul C December 2, 2007
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Danked out

1. Under the influence of High quality marijuana.
G: Damn dog that gram of cali mist has got me so high im danked out.

Dog: I know. lets mix some that that with some indo and stay danked out.
Danked out by G/dog February 16, 2009
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drunked-out 

The stage in night of drinking, where you cannot drink anymore. Like passed-out, but your eyes are open.
It was a little boring that my friend drunked-out around 11:30; we had to get a cab and call it a night before 2am.
drunked-out by direhawk December 23, 2012

danked out

When you get so high that you just pass out.
Man Joe danked out at the party last night.
danked out by kankrii October 19, 2014

Danked out

When you light up with your bros and you get high af on the computer
Woah man this computer gots me danked out

DrunkedOut

Occurs when you have been drunk so long that you don't want to be drunk anymore.
Dude.. I'm DrunkedOut.
DrunkedOut by DrunkedOut November 2, 2012
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