stoked
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Those flames stoked, as we mentioned, by dry, windy weather.
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- adjective Slang Exhilarated or excited.
- adjective Slang Being or feeling high or intoxicated, especially from a drug.
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- "You'll have to keep the oven stoked, and if anyone wants to bake something in it, or put in a casserole or something, let them, that's part of the bargain, " Keisha told her. — Owlsight
- Nesmyl has made sure the stove is stoked, and that his quarters are warming. — Scion of Cyador
- Downstairs she found the fire already stoked, a bowl and a cup already placed on the table. — In Celebration Of Lammas Night
- 'The stove is stoked, there's no possibility of sparks, so you won't burn to death. — Partisans
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Those flames stoked, as we mentioned, by dry, windy weather.
— CNN Transcript May 12, 2008
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