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A word that can be used to describe someone or something in a negative way , usually used for people after them completing an unsuccessful action
Ex.1
-"Bro this girl has left me on delivered for 72 hours"
-"Yeah you're cooked"
Ex.2
-"my mum found the penjamin hidden under my pillow"
-"you're so unbelievably cooked"
A way of saying fucked without cussing
Guy1: Dude, I got a 37% on this test and my parents want to see it!
Guy2: Oh man, bro you’re cooked
A word used to describe when someone is likely to lose some form of competition or game.
Troy: Bro I’m on his ass hit him for 60 he’s Cooked.
Isaiah: Got his ass.
An old Jungian archetype is the idea of spirits coming from above (the heavens) and finding blood (human suffering). They are like chefs from burger king. To be cooked is the worst. Because that means you would have to have been prepared: gutted, seasoned, and put on a menu. To an angel that looks like your homies cheating you from something. People close to you, selling you for themselves. Cooked is when you're at your lowest
*His homies ran a train on his girl and opps are on his as* "bruh, I'm cooked"
"Cooked" is like saying someone's in serious trouble or facing big problems. It means their situation is not looking good, and there might not be a way to fix it. So, when your friend says, "you're cooked," they're telling you that things are not going well for you
Bro #1: bro it's so over for me, i didn't study for todays exam..
Bro #2: yeah you're cooked
When someone gets beat at something bad, demolished, pulverized and/or utterly destroyed.
Did you guys hear Mike and Kris straight up Cooked Deeanna and Anthony on the pool table?
The word could either be used as an adjective to describe someone who is in a bad situation when dating or as a verb to say that you have created something of value, something worth seeing.
1. As an adjective:
- A: Hey, did you see what he was wearing to his date today?
- B: Yeah, I've seen that horrifying monstrosity. He is absolutely cooked.
2. As a verb:
- A: Can I see your drawing?
- B: Sure, tell you what, I cooked. You are not ready for this.