coked

As verbs the difference between corked and coked

is that corked is (cork) while coked is (coke).

As adjectives the difference between corked and coked

is that corked is of a container, especially a bottle, closed with a cork while coked is intoxicated with cocaine.

As adjectives the difference between coked and cooked

is that coked is intoxicated with cocaine while cooked is of food, that has been prepared by cooking.

As verbs the difference between coked and cooked

is that coked is (coke) while cooked is (cook).

As verbs the difference between coked and cored

is that coked is (coke) while cored is (core).

As an adjective coked

is intoxicated with cocaine.

As verbs the difference between coked and choked

is that coked is (coke) while choked is (choke).

As an adjective coked

is intoxicated with cocaine.

As verbs the difference between poked and coked

is that poked is (poke) while coked is (coke).

As an adjective coked is

intoxicated with cocaine.

As verbs the difference between coked and coaked

is that coked is past tense of coke while coaked is past tense of coak.

As an adjective coked

is intoxicated with cocaine.

As adjectives the difference between coded and coked

is that coded is encoded, written in code or cipher while coked is intoxicated with cocaine.

As verbs the difference between coded and coked

is that coded is past tense of code while coked is past tense of coke.

As adjectives the difference between coked and cowed

is that coked is intoxicated with cocaine while cowed is frightened into submission.

As verbs the difference between coked and cowed

is that coked is past tense of coke while cowed is past tense of cow.

As a noun coke

is (uncountable|informal) cola-based soft drink.

As an adjective coked is

intoxicated with cocaine.

As a verb coked is

(coke).