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coked

UK
/kəʊkt/
US
/koʊkt/
cokedadjective
more coked
Comp.
most coked
Super.
UK
/kəʊkt/
US
/koʊkt/
Translations
He was acting strange, almost as if he was coked.
Он вел себя странно, почти как будто был обдолбанный.
Definitions
Under the influence of cocaine.
He was clearly coked and unable to focus during the meeting.
Covered with or clogged by coke or baked-on carbon deposits.
After years of neglect, the cylinder walls were completely coked with carbon.
Synonyms
elevated
buzzed
stoned
high
intoxicated
cokenoun
Definitions
A solid fuel made by heating coal in the absence of air so that the volatile components are driven off.
The steel plant uses coke as a primary fuel for its blast furnaces.
A carbonated soft drink, often referring to Coca-Cola.
She ordered a coke with her burger at the diner.
A slang term for cocaine, a powerful stimulant drug.
The police found a stash of coke hidden in the suspect's car.
cokeverb

coked

Past Simple

coked
Past Simple
coked
Past Participle
coking
Gerund
UK
/kəʊk/
US
/koʊk/
Translations
They coke the coal to produce steel.
Они коксуют уголь для производства стали.
Definitions
To treat or convert into coke, a solid carbonaceous material derived from coal.
The factory cokes the coal to produce fuel for the blast furnace.
cokeadjective
Definitions
Attributive: relating to or made from coke (the fuel) or to the soft drink Coca-Cola.
The plant operates several coke ovens to process coal.
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