coked

As a noun soda

is soldier.

As an adjective coked is

intoxicated with cocaine.

As a verb coked is

(coke).

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As an adjective coked

is intoxicated with cocaine.

As a verb coked

is past tense of coke.

As verbs the difference between coked and conked

is that coked is past tense of coke while conked is past tense of conk.

As an adjective coked

is intoxicated with cocaine.

As verbs the difference between coked and woked

is that coked is (coke) while woked is .

As an adjective coked

is intoxicated with cocaine.

As verbs the difference between coked and cokes

is that coked is past tense of coke while cokes is third-person singular of coke.

As an adjective coked

is intoxicated with cocaine.

As a proper noun Cokes is

plural of Coke|lang=en.

As a noun cokes is

plural of lang=en.

As verbs the difference between coved and coked

is that coved is (cove) while coked is (coke).

As an adjective coked is

intoxicated with cocaine.

As verbs the difference between toked and coked

is that toked is past tense of toke while coked is past tense of coke.

As an adjective coked is

intoxicated with cocaine.

As verbs the difference between joked and coked

is that joked is (joke) while coked is (coke).

As an adjective coked is

intoxicated with cocaine.

As adjectives the difference between coked and cocked

is that coked is intoxicated with cocaine while cocked is (informal) drunk.

As verbs the difference between coked and cocked

is that coked is (coke) while cocked is (cock).

As adjectives the difference between yoked and coked

is that yoked is wearing a yoke while coked is intoxicated with cocaine.

As verbs the difference between yoked and coked

is that yoked is past tense of yoke while coked is past tense of coke.