coked
SayKOHKTUS/koʊkt/UK/kəʊkt/AUS/koʉkt/
- 1
- 2Past tense and past participle of coke.
Once the coal has been coked, it burns hotter and with less smoke.
Early test fuels coked heavily, fouling the rocket engine's injectors.
Note
One spelling serves as the simple past (the ovens coked the coal overnight) and as the participle after have or be (once the coal has been coked). The verb belongs to coal and engines, where a fuel that has coked leaves carbon deposits behind. Being high on cocaine is the adjective, which can take more and most, as no furnace word does.
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coked is a form of coke
coke, verb: To process coal so that it becomes coke. Full entry
- Spelling
- coke → coked: add -d
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /t/.
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