twaked out
twaked out by dildo dan September 18, 2003
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twaked out by tendospinkytoe August 21, 2021
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twaked out • twacked out • tweaked out • twakked out • twacked the fuck out • twaked • twacked • tweaked • twaker • taked
twacked out
when you've been up for forever on meth and are starting to trip hardcore - ie, when your face is beginning to become one giant open bleeding sore from picking at it.
"damn, i am so twacked out, i plucked until i dont have any eyebrows left."
"your pupils are so big you dont have any color in them - you're hella twacked out."
"for the last time, that is a MINIVAN, not the FBI - quit getting so damned twacked out!"
"your pupils are so big you dont have any color in them - you're hella twacked out."
"for the last time, that is a MINIVAN, not the FBI - quit getting so damned twacked out!"
twacked out by The KKK December 21, 2004
twacked out
When you're really high on meth or when you've been awake so long smoking dope that you're totally outta there! My friend was so twacked out on dope he thought that I was a cop.
I can't understand what the fuck you're saying cuz you're talking 100mph you're so twacked out.
I was so twacked out I thought there were undercover narcotics agents in the van parked across the street.
I was so twacked out I thought there were undercover narcotics agents in the van parked across the street.
twacked out by Bowl Roller August 23, 2010
tweaked out
A person typically and habitually under the influence of cocaine, methamphetamine, diacetylmorphine, and any other tweaker choice you could think of.
Bob: Hey Jimmy see that guy over there?
Jimmy: Yeah man, he's acting pretty weird.
Bob: Eh, must be tweaked out or something .
Jimmy: On the real lets keep movin.
Jimmy: Yeah man, he's acting pretty weird.
Bob: Eh, must be tweaked out or something .
Jimmy: On the real lets keep movin.
tweaked out by Burberry Hilfiger January 16, 2016
twacked out
Being twacked out is when you're on tweak and you're freaking out. Tweak is also known as ice, glass, crank, or most commonly, crystal methamphetamine.
Person A: "Dude, chill out!"
Person B: "Man, I'm totally twacked out." (Sitting there, picking at his skin/looking out the blinds/rocking back and forth)
Person B: "Man, I'm totally twacked out." (Sitting there, picking at his skin/looking out the blinds/rocking back and forth)
twacked out by Fool June 19, 2006
tweaked out
tweaked out by PinkPanada April 26, 2016
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