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the type of glasses usually worn by mexican americans. they are also called chico glases by some. the are usually black square frames with smoke black lens.
nice lokes dawg. i got some new lokes. let me see your lokes. what kind of glasses are you going to buy? im going to buy some lokes.
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High as hell on marijuana. Sort of like "Chinese-eyed"
We just smoked 3 blizzy's and got loked out.
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A combination of the words "love" and "like". When the word like is too mild of a word to express your feelings toward someone and love is too strong of a word to use, simply use loke, the middle man of romanticly descriptive words.
"I more than like you but I do not quite love you"
"I loke you"
"I loke you too"
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A word used for people in relationships that is more than like but don't love each other yet. They'll do almost anything for the other person. They put each other in front of themselves and talk to each other about EVERYTHING. They're not just dating, they're best friends. And they both know even if they don't date forever they still want each other in their lives because they know how important they are to each other.
Its when the girl can steal all of the boys marshmallows from his lucky charms cereal & he'll fake mad even tho he doesn't care cause he lokes her that much
When the guy won't shave his face because he thinks its cool but she still kisses him anyways
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an amalgamation of like and love, used to describe the infatuation between two people who don't each other well enough to be in love, but like isn't descriptive enough of the emotions involved.
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A combo of both Like and Love.
Matt, I think I loke you.
Damn man, I really loke this chicken!
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Its not quite love, and its not quite like. When you feel somewhere inbetween.
"I loke you"
"I dont think im ready to tell her I love her. I mean we've been dating for only four months. Its more.. its more of a loking"
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