"stoked for" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means excited or enthusiastic about something. Example: I am so stoked for the concert tonight!.
"I'm stoked for the U.S.A.," Dunn said.
The current turmoil in the Middle East, being stoked for political gain, will pass.
(As Billboard has documented in an extensive timeline, though, fan expectations have been stoked for years).
I know, we're totes mad! #madeuplfwtweets So stoked for Burberry... Prosum?
I'm just happy to get through that race and super stoked for Greg.
"I'm stoked for this semester, and I can't wait to share all of my experiences and newfound perspectives and knowledge with Yalies back home," she said.
Rising affluence has stoked demand for ever-more options.
Amped: To be stoked, excited, ready for whatever.
The conflicts in Mali, Syria and Palestine are stoking demand for Libyan weapons.
Yes, Stokes for Bopara would be the obvious choice.
Rather than point to the spot, the referee, Willie Collum, booked Stokes for diving.
