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1: "stoked" - adjective - to be "stoked" is to be completely and intensely enthusiastic, exhilirated, or excited about something. those who are stoked all of the time know this; being stoked is the epitome of all being. when one is stoked, there is no limit to what one can do.

  * e.g.,  ... "Man oh man am i stoked for our upcoming snowboarding trip!" 

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2: also, "stoke" - verb - one can "stoke" oneself out by facing challenges or by revving up an engine within oneself to accomplish that which one desires.

  * e.g.,  ... "Perchance you'd like to stoke yourself out and ask that girl out!" 

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3: *being too stoked just means that you're still not stoked enough*

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1: When someone is really happy or excited about something.

  * e.g.,  ... When Billy got a shiny new bike for Christmas, he was stoked. 

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1: To be in a state of happiness, excitement, anticipation, pride, and optimism. Word used often in Southern California by most surfers and skateboarders.

  * e.g.,  ... I'm so stoked about this party. 

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1: excited, psyched, pumped up

  * e.g.,  ... in response to something that makes you excited: "I know, i'm so stoked." 

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1: to be excited about something

  * e.g.,  ... I'm stoked about the football game, man. 

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1: *really anxious and excited about something

  * e.g.,  ... tom was stoked to go to the new skatepark's grand opening. 

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1: Very, very excited.

  * e.g.,  ... I'm so stoked about my date Friday night! 

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1:  the state of being amped or pumped

  * e.g.,  ... Man, I got a date tonight with this fresh chica and my stoke-o meter is mad amped, yo! 

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2:  a feeling exuberant jubilation towards others, events or your surroundings upcoming or present

  * e.g.,  ... Dude, I'm so stoked to go shred the rad gnar up in Mammoth, I heard they got like three feet of fresh pow! 

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1:  Verb: Past tense of "to stoke":

  * e.g.,  ...  I stoked the fire for most of the night because everyone else was exhausted. 

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2: To feed or tend a furnace or fire.

  * e.g.,  ...  He stoked himself on Mama's good home cooking before returning to the mill for the 3rd shift. 

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3:  Verb: Past tense of "to stoke": To eat a lot, often rapidly.

  * e.g.,  ...  "Man, I am so stoked; I aced that algebra test today and Karen actually smiled at me." 

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4:  Adjective: Extremely happy and excited.

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1: In surfing or other "extreme sports", when a person is extremely excited or "pumped up" about something, usually a great wave or a great session.

  * e.g.,  ... I was stoked. It was head-high, clean, and barreling. I had one of the best sessions of my life.