adj Uncommon

stoked

stohkt

Stoked (adj) means Very excited or enthusiastic. Example: “She was stoked to hear she got the job.”

adj

Very excited or enthusiastic.

"She was stoked to hear she got the job."

How to use stoked

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishExtremely excited or thrilled about something.

When to use it

Informal, casual slang — common in spoken English, not formal writing.

Common pairings

so stoked stoked about totally stoked

more stoked comparative, most stoked superlative

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She was _____ to hear she got the job.

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What does “stoked” mean?

The word “stoked” means very excited or enthusiastic. In plain terms, extremely excited or thrilled about something.

How do you pronounce “stoked”?

“Stoked” is pronounced stohkt (/stoʊkt/ in IPA).

How do you use “stoked” in a sentence?

Here is “stoked” used in a sentence: “She was stoked to hear she got the job.”

What part of speech is “stoked”?

“Stoked” is an adjective.

Is “stoked” a common word?

“Stoked” is an uncommon word in modern English.