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bake over 

when you smoke a lot of weed the day before and you wake up light headed the next day very lazy not wanting to do anything, this is usually cured by smoking more weed.
joe:chris i can't we smoked an 8th by ourselves last night, man i have a bake over right now.
bake over by lang gwai lo February 14, 2010
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Bake Over 

sorta like a hang over but in this case it has to do with the symptoms that come after the high (if any) Weed or Marijuana
dude1: oooh man i had the best bud today
dude2: oh yeah?
dude1: yeah but i got a bad bake over >.<
Bake Over by 420monochild March 30, 2009

bake-over 

A condition suffered the morning after having smoked, eaten, or otherwise ingested a copious amount of marijuana or hashish. Typical symptoms include sluggishness, tiredness or the inability to get out of bed, and a general feeling of no motivation to engage in physical movement or intellectual challenge. Can be brought on by either too much weed or too many brownies, nacho chips, or microwave popcorn.
Girlfriend (in the bathroom, yelling): "Let's go down to the beach today."

Boyfriend (in bed): "Not a chance. I'm fine right here."

GF: "Five joints and a bag of chips...you've got a bake-over. Get your butt up and let's get some sun."
bake-over by rockstar1 May 19, 2009

bake-over 

when you get so baked and passout, then you eventually wake up and you still feel stoned. similiar to a hangover but with weed.
wes: what time is it?....

me: i dont know but i feel fuckin awesome...... i must have a bake-over!!!!!!
bake-over by Croach24 October 12, 2011

extreme bakeover 

n.; slang term for getting someone drunk or high, especially if their lifestyle changes to that of a regular user.
Hetty was pretty stuck up when she moved here, but after the first party she got an extreme bakeover and now she's a stoner.
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