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stoke up

stoke up verb: to stoke, to kindle (a fire).

Verb

stoke up (third-person singular simple present stokes up, present participle stoking up, simple past and past participle stoked up)

  1. (transitive) To stoke, to kindle (a fire)
  2. (figuratively) To eat one's fill; to eat copious amounts
    • stoke up on pizza

Forms of stoke up

third-person singular presentstokes up
present participlestoking up
past participlestoked up
paststoked up

Questions about stoke up

What does stoke up mean?
Stoke up means to stoke, to kindle (a fire).
What part of speech is stoke up?
Stoke up is a verb.
What is the past tense of stoke up?
The past tense of stoke up is stoked up.

Words near stoke up in the dictionary

  1. Stoke St Gregory
  2. Stoke St Mary
  3. Stoke St Michael
  4. Stoke sub Hamdon
  5. Stoke Trister
  6. stoke up
  7. Stoke upon Tern
  8. Stoke Works
  9. Stoke-by-Clare
  10. Stoke-by-Nayland
  11. Stoke-on-Trent

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