Stokie
A person living in the great city of Stoke-on-Trent, whether it be young, old, straight, crooked, professional or a dole dosser. You live in Stoke - your a Stokie.
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Stokie
A less vulgar word for dookie, as in poop, as in doo doo, as in boo boo, as in fecal matter.
The word however can escalate to mean anything equivalent to nasty & disgusting, of the fecal matter associations. Open interpetation is encouraged.
The word however can escalate to mean anything equivalent to nasty & disgusting, of the fecal matter associations. Open interpetation is encouraged.
Stokie by someone cooler July 23, 2010
Stokeley
He is an very goofy, kind, sweet, and handsome person. He’s an great rapper and he has Jamaican in him which makes him even more hotter, especially when he talks in his Jamaican voice. He loves all of his slimes or mucus and he will and always will represent him, his mucus’s, and XXXTENTACION (Jahseh Onfroy), his best friend and vrotha, any and everywhere he goes.
STOKED STEVE
A state of happiness/excitement beyond just stoked. When heard shouting "Stoked Steve", people are immediately drawn to your voice, wondering one of two things: (1) you are high on a combination of methamphetamine and crack cocaine or (2) something wonderful in your life just happened. A feeling that many of us will experience just once in our lives, no better presentation of this emotion can be seen through the video of "Said Guy".
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STOKED STEVE by #JUSTABROTHERRR (Your Welcome) April 11, 2011
AWWW SOOKIE, SOOKIE NOW!
AWWW SOOKIE, SOOKIE NOW! Is a linguistically versatile expression that can express: sexual excitement; great joy, a warning; or the anticipation of eating a great meal.
This expression can be notably heard in the vintage R&B classics Groove Me by King Floyd (1971) and One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show by The Honey Comb (1971) — which may have been when the expression entered popular culture.
The ironically named character for the book and HBO series True Blood “Sookie Stackhouse” is the actual embodiment of this expression since every aspect of the definition applies to her pulchritudinous body.
This expression can be notably heard in the vintage R&B classics Groove Me by King Floyd (1971) and One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show by The Honey Comb (1971) — which may have been when the expression entered popular culture.
The ironically named character for the book and HBO series True Blood “Sookie Stackhouse” is the actual embodiment of this expression since every aspect of the definition applies to her pulchritudinous body.
1) AWWW SOOKIE, SOOKIE NOW! Did you see those two new strippers tonight
2) AWWW SOOKIE, SOOKIE NOW! You made me a whole plate the Atlanta Lemon Pepper Wet Wings
3) AWWW SOOKIE, SOOKIE NOW! They just jumped your homeboy!!!! Let’s go and get ‘em!
4) Whose potato salad is this; is it mama’s? AWWWW SOOKIE, SOOKIE NOW!
2) AWWW SOOKIE, SOOKIE NOW! You made me a whole plate the Atlanta Lemon Pepper Wet Wings
3) AWWW SOOKIE, SOOKIE NOW! They just jumped your homeboy!!!! Let’s go and get ‘em!
4) Whose potato salad is this; is it mama’s? AWWWW SOOKIE, SOOKIE NOW!
AWWW SOOKIE, SOOKIE NOW! by Mind Hunter the Profiler April 18, 2022
cold rainy night in stoke
cold rainy night in stoke by Big dick tye April 25, 2020
color me stoked
made popular by Heathers the Musical; to be excited about something, usually used in response to good news.
color me stoked by okayamelia June 13, 2018