smoke one

1.The act of smoking Marijuana.
2.Askin the question to smoke Marijuana.

1.person 1:whats really good?
person 2: chillin! Finna smoke one!

2.person 1:KJ,smoke one wit ya boy?
person 2:That's a bet!

by Kevin Jones January 21, 2005

Smoke Check

To immediately kill/incapacitate an enemy or threat in close proximity with extreme violence of action, usually though a large volume of gun fire. Favorite of US forces to indicate a threat has been neutralized. Originates (obscurely enough) from smoke check spray, which is a carbon monoxide tester for smoke alarms. The same way you’d point and blast the smoke alarm, getting it instantly, is how you’d point and blast an enemy fighter, getting them instantly. In close quarters you’d literally be blasting smoke at them (in addition to projectiles).

“Outlaw 1 Actual, Outlaw 1-3 be advised: enemy RPG team smoke checked, break. Clear to advance to battle pos how copy?”

“Outlaw 1-3 interrogative: were effects on target as effective as spraying a smoke detector with smoke check spray?”

“A-firm Outlaw 1, both smoke and other things were blasted at them which had a very immediate effect.”

by Outlaw1Act June 6, 2018

Pop Smoke

A rapper that died in the year of 2020. RIP pop smoke

Person 1: *listening to music*

Person 2: what are you listening to

Person 1: pop smoke

Person 1 and person 2: WOOOOH

by Roblox Troller August 27, 2020

Smoke you

Coming from the futuristic movie, The Fifth Element, "Smoke you" is used to dismiss another person in a harsh, but not vulgar manner.

No, bitch. Smoke you!

by kingkrab January 12, 2005

do you want the smoke

It means do you want to fight me.

What’s good, do you want the smoke?

by PinkDuckSauce96 December 22, 2018

Smoke sesh

When some people get together to smoke tobacco or marijuana

Hey man, you want to come over for a smoke sesh?

by ADIV May 17, 2010

Smoke 'em if you got 'em

To tell someone that they have limited time to do something, or that someone needs to quickly finish up whatever they were already in the middle of. Usually said before something significant is about to happen that would make doing said thing more difficult to do later on.

Assumed to come from the military, with officers letting soldiers know that it was time to rest and indulge (e.g. smoking the cigarettes they earned/found) between movements. However, over time the term has somewhat evolved to imply preparedness and finality, as in "this may be the last time you can do this, so do it now".

Correct speech would be "smoke them if you've got them" which is usually cut down to "smoke 'em if you got 'em" or "smoke 'em if ya got 'em", depending on accent or how fast the phrase is being said.

"Hostiles incoming! Smoke 'em if ya got 'em!"
"Well, I'm the ride home, and I think it's time to go. Smoke 'em if you got 'em, and then I'm leaving - with or without you."
"Please keep your hands and feet inside the vehicle at all times. If at any point during the ride you become disoriented... there's nothing we can do about it. Now, have you removed all of your jewelry...? Are you allergic to shellfish...?" "JEEBS!" "RIGHT THEN! Smoke 'em if ya got 'em!"

by TheRobotMenace March 21, 2022