Coke can be categorized as a noun and a verb.
Verb |
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coke - become coke; "petroleum oils coke after distillation" | ||
Noun |
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coke - carbon fuel produced by distillation of coal | ||
coke - street names for cocaine | ||
coke - Coca Cola is a trademarked cola |
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1. | verb | Petroleum oils coke after distillation. | |
2. | noun | Can I have two hamburgers and a coke, please? | |
3. | noun | Has all the coke been drunk? | |
4. | noun | More than one bottle of coke was consumed. | |
5. | noun | Go and buy three bottles of coke. | |
6. | noun | I prefer coke to coffee. | |
7. | noun | A coke, please. | |
8. | noun | They drink coke. | |
9. | noun | Can I have a gin and coke please? | |
10. | noun | I want a cheeseburger, a coke and some fries. | |
11. | noun | I'd like a cheeseburger and a coke. | |
12. | noun | Coal, charcoal, coal coke and petroleum coke are used as fuels. | |
13. | noun | I'm dying for a coke. | |
14. | noun | I can see the coke in your nose. | |
15. | noun | Sami gave a coke to Layla. | |
16. | noun | Mary sniffed rails of coke to forget that during this time, Tom, her husband, cheated on her. |
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verb | |
Petroleum oils coke after distillation. |
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noun | |
Can I have two hamburgers and a coke, please? | |
Has all the coke been drunk? | |
More than one bottle of coke was consumed. | |
Go and buy three bottles of coke. | |
I prefer coke to coffee. | |
A coke, please. | |
They drink coke. | |
Can I have a gin and coke please? | |
I want a cheeseburger, a coke and some fries. | |
I'd like a cheeseburger and a coke. | |
Coal, charcoal, coal coke and petroleum coke are used as fuels. | |
I'm dying for a coke. | |
I can see the coke in your nose. | |
Sami gave a coke to Layla. | |
Mary sniffed rails of coke to forget that during this time, Tom, her husband, cheated on her. |