Coke

/koʊk/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A carbonaceous solid derived from the destructive distillation of coal, used in producing steel and as a fuel.

The steel mill requires a large quantity of coke to operate efficiently.

A soft drink, typically carbonated, often flavored with cola.

I ordered a coke to go with my burger and fries.

The residue left after coal has been heated strongly in the absence of air; a black, porous solid.

The coke produced from the furnace was used to fuel the boilers.

Derived from the word 'coke' in the early 17th century, referring to the carbonized residue from coal.

Coke and a smile

Refers to enjoying a Coca-Cola beverage with happiness.

Coke can

The aluminum container used for storing Coca-Cola.

Coke machine

A vending machine that dispenses Coca-Cola products.

coal

A rock formed from the compressed remains of ancient plants.

fossil fuel

Natural substances made from decomposed organic matter.

soda

A sweetened, fizzy beverage.

Cocaine.

He's been caught dealing coke multiple times.

To consume cocaine.

They were caught coking at the party.