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coked
adjective as in drugged
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You had Al Pacino in tan makeup, coked up and wild as a Cuban in “Scarface.”
From Los Angeles Times
Then the next day I’m coked out of my mind.
From New York Times
The rapper, 30, told NME that he was “coked out of my mind in a drunken stupor” before he started dating the “Transformers” star.
From Fox News
I'm surprised the DEA didn't arrest him immediately after that coked up train smash.
From Salon
Mom banned Sam from the Store because of an incident where he showed up all coked out with a gun, looking for somebody he had beef with.
From New York Times
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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