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get miked 

Drinking all night then having a joint/blunt/splif and getting so wrecked you have to go to bed a miss the party
Are we getting miked tonight?
Lets get Miked
get miked by rebell88 March 6, 2019
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get micked 

A more cultured variation of "get fucked", and can be used in a variety of settings and incidents.

It doesn't even have to make sense when you say it.
Person A: You're ugly!
Person B: Get micked.
get micked by b3yonce October 13, 2021

get micked 

A recent and informal way of saying "get fucked", commonly found on Xbox live in the situation of winning a game to agitate the opposing party.
Person A: "How did you kill me?!"
Person B: "Get micked."
get micked by alaskajnkovic October 14, 2021
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