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Main Entry:	stoke
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	fuel
Synonyms:	feed, poke, stir, tend

Main Entry:	wired
Part of Speech:	adjective
Definition:	excited
Synonyms:	edgy, jazzed, pumped-up, stimulated, stoked*

* = informal/non-formal usage

Main Entry:	fired up
Part of Speech:	adjective
Definition:	thrilled
Synonyms:	animated, aroused, atingle, charged, eager, enthusiastic, excited, impassioned, juiced up, passionate, stirred, stirred up, stoked*, worked up

* = informal/non-formal usage
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But positive sales reports from automakers stoked investors' hopes in the final hours of trading.

It is gathering a windfall from oil exports, thanks to a high price stoked in part by fears of war.

We're stoked to go to work everyday-not many people have that.

But positive sales reports from automakers stoked investors' hopes in the final hours of trading.

It is gathering a windfall from oil exports, thanks to a high price stoked in part by fears of war.

We're stoked to go to work everyday-not many people have that.

The furnaces warped and cracked, causing gases to escape, and had to be stoked frequently.

For what has stoked their fires isn't flesh or cash but stack upon precious stack of manga.

One line among the transactions stoked the debate, as if it needed further stoking.

Their fears are inevitably stoked by the breathless coverage of school shootings.

Found this online store and was stoked to find billabong, quicksilver, etc tanks that are mesh and for a great price.

We were certainly stoked that you can shoot video until you run out of space on your card.

Rising demand, a falling dollar and rosy economic predictions have stoked the price of commodities in the last few years.

Their growth is stoked by big current-account deficits.

Once you nail that down you'll be stoked with the performance.

We'll be pretty stoked to see what tweaks they make.

Kalaidzhi women have long woven their daughters' dowries, and stoked the fires for their husbands' craft.

It was clearly her side that first stoked the race and gender issue.

It stoked conspiracy theories, and vaccination rates plunged dangerously.

You'll be stoked to have it as part of your shredding gear.

Fuel efficiency or not, we'd be stoked to get a bigger fuel canister.

Economics focus finds little evidence that it stoked the financial crisis.

Literature has stoked the reputation of women pirates, with lots of fictional tales based on the legends of real women.

Overt grief is part of life now, stoked by a public and media hungry for human interest.

They also claim that the rioting was stoked by pro-government militia and plainclothes soldiers to discredit their movement.

Organizers hope viewers will be stoked and that drug tests will turn out negative.

Calvo-Goller's libel lawsuit stoked concerns about libel.

On the other is a vague feeling of injustice that probably hasn't been stoked by the perception of any specific victim.

Tragically the novelty of the sight apparently stoked the curiosity of the people who ran out onto the exposed seafloor.

Give it a thorough screening and let us know in the comments below if you're stoked on its light-speed.

The growth of corals and other marine organisms was stoked by oceans teeming with tiny planktonic creatures.

But that is about all they agree on, and the profundity of the issue has merely stoked the debate.

Last week's primate cloning announcement stoked new fears among cloning opponents that human cloning would arrive soon.

Past downturns have also stoked anti-business feeling, which dissipated as growth returned.

The internet has stoked anxieties that children will be targeted.

Much of the resistance was outright fear stoked by outright lying:.

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