A spliff in which the weed-to-tabacco ratio is below 50%.
A spliff consisting primarily of tabacco, with weed or hash lightly dusted on top.
A cigarette with a touch of weed dust.
A spliff consisting primarily of tabacco, with weed or hash lightly dusted on top.
A cigarette with a touch of weed dust.
Q: "Is there tabacco in this J?"
A: "Yea, a lot actually. It's more of a dusty baker than a proper spliff."
A: "Yea, a lot actually. It's more of a dusty baker than a proper spliff."
by phaedrvs February 25, 2015
One of the most beautiful girls in the world. She is kind, sweet, understanding, funny, and loving. She can turn any bad day into a good one just by smiling at you. She always has the cutest outfits, but its her eyes that make her stand out. Light green with brown sometimes. An extremely rare find, their is only one in existence.
by K<3K March 17, 2013
A way of telling someone to kill themselves. Origin is a Netflix show (13 reasons why) where a teenage girl committed suicide by slitting her wrists in a bathtub
by thecrimsontop May 17, 2017
Two men who finally realize their friendship is a romance, and who get married, move in together and raise a child, all whilst solving crimes and furiously making out.
Jim: I told them they should just elope. They acted like their relationship was just platonic.
Mary: What a pair of Baker Street boys.
Mary: What a pair of Baker Street boys.
by GrandMoffTapaulin January 15, 2017
Slang term meaning 'to defaecate'. Derived from the rhyming slang Doctor Who = Poo.
Also used to describe a person of unsavoury nature in much the same way as 'shit' can also describe such a person
Also used to describe a person of unsavoury nature in much the same way as 'shit' can also describe such a person
'I'm bursting for a Tom Baker'
'Tom's touching cloth'
'See that Graham, he's a right Tom Baker if ever there was one!'
'Tom's touching cloth'
'See that Graham, he's a right Tom Baker if ever there was one!'
by Mathew Walliams February 11, 2006
by Joe ma May 06, 2005
Instead of the regular baker's dozen of 13, this equals 11 based on the rationale that a baker would eat one item from his batch instead of adding an extra one to it.
"When I opened up the box of donuts I thought they forgot to put one in but really they were just giving me an Litos Baker's Dozen. Boy was I pissed!"
by CarLitosA January 09, 2009