smoke a grit

Jakob: Hey, what do you wanna do? Do you smoke? Cause I have a joint right here, maybe we could smoke a grit.

Harper: Well, sure, if you want. I'm up for it.

by Nevaeh Stradlin September 22, 2013

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poppin smoke

Term made famous by a group of individuals from Guilderland, NY and their bong, (the general) to pop smoke is to light up the bud.

POpPIn SMoKE

by dylan12324566544 March 1, 2009

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blow a smoke ring

To "blow a smoke ring" is to overheat and damage electronic equipment.

I'm not sure, but I'll bet a fan went south and caused your processor to blow a smoke ring.

by Jim Inman August 18, 2006

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smoke the banger

to suck a mans penis. usually used as an insult for a man to imply that he has homosexual tendancies.

'hey ashley, you know your boyfriend, well he was with my frend pancho last night and he smoked the banger'
'ROB SMOKES THE BANGER!'

by nozzabeth February 3, 2004

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smoke up

when you are a young one who smokes weed but with people older than you

"No one in my grade smokes dope so I smoke up with the juniors"

by شون June 27, 2019

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More so, a way of life, than a phrase. Many potheads/bros wouldnt be seen saying this, but others that arent bros or potheads would be. its a phrase or action to refer(or make fun of) to pot smoking bros that just wanna fight people and smoke ;D

Skate kid- "Hey man. lets go skate. maybe we can smoke a bowl and go bodies"

Other Skate Kid- "hahaha yea man. DGAF for life"

by Yucaipa skate rat May 14, 2011

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purple smoke

Touchstone phrase for situation when one person in a group suddenly notices something that the group has been focused on all along.

Origin: During a long street discussion of a massive fire in downtown Boston in the 1960s, another bystander suddenly said "Hey, look at that purple smoke!"

The group broke up laughing and repeating "purple smoke!". As isolated as the incident may have seemed, I have encountered the same phrase and meaning more than once years later as far away as California.

by skribanr July 7, 2010

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