by bmoreal May 26, 2009
1. As I credit the previous reviewer for noting, the term "smaked" is home to the DC region, in particular Virginia.
I believe that the word originated out of a typo (or bad spelling) in the internet. Once people read the word "smaked", they realized how much sense it makes. Not only does it ring off the lips properly, but it adds a whole new dimension to the list of phrases marijuana users have at their disposable in order to describe their mental state.
Normally it's common for users to become smacked or high. But when one achieves a level such that he is both smacked and baked, he can truly proclaim that he is smaked.
If typed, generally accompanied by horrible spelling and grammar.
2) Intoxicated, acting stupid, actin unswagglery
I believe that the word originated out of a typo (or bad spelling) in the internet. Once people read the word "smaked", they realized how much sense it makes. Not only does it ring off the lips properly, but it adds a whole new dimension to the list of phrases marijuana users have at their disposable in order to describe their mental state.
Normally it's common for users to become smacked or high. But when one achieves a level such that he is both smacked and baked, he can truly proclaim that he is smaked.
If typed, generally accompanied by horrible spelling and grammar.
2) Intoxicated, acting stupid, actin unswagglery
1) I am in a state of utter smakedness.
Dis dude smaked.
cali got me smaked
2)
Did you just break my bong? you smaked piece of shit!
sory for bein a hotboy im smaked
Dis dude smaked.
cali got me smaked
2)
Did you just break my bong? you smaked piece of shit!
sory for bein a hotboy im smaked
by ProfessorSwagSauce October 24, 2011
by Slappy Jackson August 24, 2010
by smokerdanny June 26, 2010
Past tense of smoke. Grammatically correct. Reserved for hardcore smokers and mentally unwell goths.
person A: Check it out! They have cherry-flavored Marlboros.
person B: I'm aware, I smake all of em already.
person B: I'm aware, I smake all of em already.
by sapphicdarkness June 12, 2022
1. (transitive verb) To stain or mark, thereby claiming as one's own;
2. (adjective) Stained, soiled, or defiled
From New England pronounciation of "smoke"
2. (adjective) Stained, soiled, or defiled
From New England pronounciation of "smoke"
by Vinnie Kowalski & Chester Vincetti March 28, 2004