Roke

An amalgamation of the words rum and coke. Often used to order a drink in a much quicker fashion. “Hi, can I have two rokes please”. Certain local dialects prefer the term rola (rum and cola).

An abbreviation for Raspberry Coca-Cola

(Raspberry Coca-Cola was released first in New Zealand in May 2005)

Roke means: I may not be showing it right now, but that's hella sick. Roke is a term similar to "cool," "sweet," or "nice" but with a more muted happiness.

i.e. when you're excited for someone but you're also a little depressed, so you want to show them you're happy for them even though you seem down.

An abbreviation for Raspberry Coca-Cola

(Raspberry Coca-Cola was released first in New Zealand in May 2005)

A word made especially for middle-schoolers. It takes "really like" and "love" and puts them together. "Roke", since saying "really like" or "like-like" is just annoying. And in middle school, you shouldn't actually be loving anyone. Usually only used in middle schools.

The classic mix of rum and coke. A well known alcoholic beverage

"Roke" is a term originating from the children site neopets, sort of like jaja. Roke was born when some rediculously stupid kid spelled "roke" instead of "broke" in his board title. People found that the word was interesting and sounded funny when you said it, so therefore, a clan consisting of sunny, jen, jordan, robyn, and several others, began to spam the boards with topics entitled "MOREROKEPLZ", or "ROKEROKEROKE". Today, it is one of the most respected (and overused) terms on the neopets newbie boards. It has no specific meaning. It can mean anything you wish it to, thought it is more popularly used in the explicit context of,
"91V3 M3 70UR P4N75 50 1 C4N R0K3 70U.",
originated by jordanfroze.

Basically, roke is just a term for amazing people.