Stoked (adjective / US Slang)
(Also heard as: So stoked, Totally stoked, Stoked out)
Definition:
Stoked means thrilled, very excited or delighted.
Where Stoked Comes From:
It comes from the verb “stoke”, as in feeding a fire. It became popular in 1960s surf culture in California.
How People Actually Use Stoked:
Used for excitement: “I’m so stoked for the weekend”. It is friendly and enthusiastic.
Is Stoked Rude?
Not rude.
Examples in the Wild:
- “I’m so stoked for the concert.”Meaning: I am really excited for the concert.
- “She was stoked to get the job.”Meaning: She was thrilled to get the job.
- “We’re stoked you could come.”Meaning: We are delighted you could come.
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