1) Breathing fumes in order to get high.
2)The act of putting a splash of solvent or gasoline in a bad and repeatedly breathing in and out of the bag.
2)The act of putting a splash of solvent or gasoline in a bad and repeatedly breathing in and out of the bag.
by Xmas July 16, 2004
Usually accomplished with the inhalant of choice, silver or gold spraypaint, which is sprayed onto a sock and then inhaled. Silver or gold spraypaint is thought to have more solvent in it, making for a better high.
The huffer sometimes gets the paint all over their face.
Huffing causes severe brain damage and seriously afflicted individuals can be seen falling down and bruising themselves.
The huffer sometimes gets the paint all over their face.
Huffing causes severe brain damage and seriously afflicted individuals can be seen falling down and bruising themselves.
by isoedin October 16, 2005
by erin ....bitch February 13, 2006
Inhaling a solvent or aerosol spray for the purposes of getting high. Very prevalent with those of the native persuasion, mainly because you can huff gas which they don't have to pay taxes on. It's also believed by some that because gas comes from "mother earth" it is far more spiritual an experience then simply drinking white mans alcohol
Attendant: How come your filling that shopping bag with gas, did you forget your jerry can?
Joe Bearbreath: No, I'm going to huff it and get high then probably fall down a valley, o well the white mans health care will fix me up. YAY FOR HUFFING!
Joe Bearbreath: No, I'm going to huff it and get high then probably fall down a valley, o well the white mans health care will fix me up. YAY FOR HUFFING!
by Harry the Huffer September 22, 2009
Breathe in deeply
by MrsStickyFingers December 21, 2019
The act of inhaling fumes of a volatile liquid (paint thinner, acetone, gas...) to get high. This does not physically get you high, but works by decreasing oxygen to your brain, which makes you feel high. If you huff too hard and too much you can die, and the lack of oxygen kills brain cells. Effects of huffing include, but are not limited to:
- Dizziness
- Decreased motor coordination and balance
- High feeling/increased mood
If you want to try huffing, I wouldn't recommend it. It really doesn't get you high at all, what little high you do get only lasts about 15 minutes, and there are much better drugs with less bad effects, such as ecstasy or a lot of caffeine.
- Dizziness
- Decreased motor coordination and balance
- High feeling/increased mood
If you want to try huffing, I wouldn't recommend it. It really doesn't get you high at all, what little high you do get only lasts about 15 minutes, and there are much better drugs with less bad effects, such as ecstasy or a lot of caffeine.
by 4 LIFE May 28, 2013
My friend Mike was deer hunting and a large buck came in and he raised his bow and took a shot, but he huffed it and the deer ran away unharmed.
by can2430 September 28, 2011