noun; plural endo, (occasionally) endos

Today there are two popular meanings for the word endo (it's a matter of opinion really):

1.) The first term that was created (which many people still see as still the only correct definition) simply refers to weed that is grown indoors.

2.)Today the term has gained popularity and therefore been a tad manipulated, so endo is also used to describe any decent weed, chronic, or as i like to say, "fuego." This kind of weed typically has red hairs and very visible THC crystals that look like mini jewels.

Manipulation explanation:

Typically the endo is usually better GROWN than the outdo. That's not to say that sunlight isn't the best light out there (or that you couldn't take a crappy outdo seed and make it decent with a little TLC) -- but indoor growers usually grow hydroponically w/ some of the best marijuana-marketed fertilizers out there. Also much outdoor weed is either damaged from shipping across borders, or just from it not being tended too very well -- being that the these aholes usually have fields upon endless fields of the shyt.}

The bottom tips of the marijuana plant that accumulate the most resin and crystals after being hung to dry.

1. Chronic.
2. A 'wheelie' on a bike/motorbike with your back wheel off the ground.

where the front brake of a bike is applied with the intention of raising the rear wheel into the air

MARIJUANA

V. To be thrown over handlebars on a bicycle or a motorcycle. Usually occurs when a rider applies only the front bake, causing himself to be thrown from the bike.

N. The act of being thrown over handlebars on a bike.

Alt. forms: Endoed, endoing

Comes from the word INDOOR. Unlike outdoor (outdo') endo is Marijuana grown indoors. The term has come to mean better and more potent kind of weed, as the quality of indoor is generally better, although that's not always true...

A snowmobile/sled that rides down hill on its front skies.