stoked

[stōkt]

stoked Definition

• 1. very enthusiastic and excited
• 2. being under the influence of drugs

Using stoked: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "stoked" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I'm so stoked for the concert tonight!

• Example

  He was stoked to hear that he got the job.

• Example

  They were all stoked after winning the championship game.

• Example

  He was too stoked to sleep after taking the drugs.

stoked Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for stoked

• excited
• thrilled
• pumped
• ecstatic
• amped

Antonyms for stoked

• disappointed
• unenthusiastic

Phrases with stoked

• stoked up

  to add fuel to a fire to make it burn more strongly

  Example

  He stoked up the fire to keep warm.

• stoked on

  to be very enthusiastic or excited about something

  Example

  She's really stoked on the new project.

• stoked out

  to be under the influence of drugs

  Example

  He was stoked out after taking the pills.

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Summary: stoked in Brief

The term 'stoked' [stōkt] means being very enthusiastic and excited, often used to describe someone's reaction to good news or an upcoming event. It can also refer to being under the influence of drugs. Phrases like 'stoked up' and 'stoked on' extend the meaning of the word, while 'stoked out' refers specifically to drug use.