cokey
cokey adjective: cocaine-addicted.
Adjective
cokey (comparative more cokey, superlative most cokey)
- Cocaine-addicted.
- She messed around with a bloke named Smokey // She loved him though he was cokey1931, Cab Calloway, “Minnie the Moocher”
- She sensed he was a neural kin; there was the static, preoccupied expression, the rocking of the torso, the hiding eyes, the small body, the hair that stood in bunches. He was cokie, metabolically.2020, Benjamin Nugent, Fraternity, page 97
Forms of cokey
| comparative | more cokey |
|---|---|
| superlative | most cokey |
Origin of cokey
From coke (“cocaine”) + -y.
Phrases with cokey
Words that rhyme with cokey
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Questions about cokey
- What does cokey mean?
- Cokey means cocaine-addicted.
- What part of speech is cokey?
- Cokey is an adjective.
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