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1/8th of an once, around 3.5 grams. Usualy used in the weighing out of drugs, weed or caine.
hey man can i get an 8th of chewy of you?
eigth by Chris March 13, 2005
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3.5 grams of weed. usally about 30 bucks canadian
"I Just picked up an eigth on the weekend."
eigth by Michael J T January 3, 2008

half eigth 

half eigth of an ounce of weed. Costs usually about 20-25 US dollars. The is about 6-8 bowls (depending on size) in the bag.
Dude, do you think that you can hook meup with a half-eigth... I got $20.
half eigth by ANTI WIZO April 17, 2004

eighteen o'clock 

The eighteen year anniversary that occurs precisely the moment of a persons birth.
At exactly 1:15 am a dad awoke his child and said, " Happy birthday. Its eighteen o'clock and starting right now your considered of legal age, whats your plans for the future ?"
eighteen o'clock by jpg3 September 21, 2011

eight and skate 

To work a regular eight-hour shift.
"You workin' overtime?" "Naw, just eight and skate."
eight and skate by DogHollywood January 13, 2008

Aatvarang Eight Color (Yogi) 

There are seven colors, white or aatvarang is considered and implies to be the eighth color of life. White is the component reflecting a dimension of life, which is beyond existence. White is not recognized as a color and signifies there is no shading, simply white is existent, which is all-inclusive. Simultaneously, white is comprehensive and soothing to soul growth. The white light that you experience shares all seven colors. By doing so, all seven colors can be refracted and experienced. White is enigmatic and comfortable when you choose a spiritual path, which still involves other characteristics of life. Once you decide to wear orange, you cut yourself off from social situations and family dynamic. When choosing to wear white on your spiritual path, you are choosing to gather nothing, while wearing white. This inclines that you’re working on Sadhana (realization) while you’re on your spiritual path, still involving other aspects of life, not gathering life around you with expectations. As a result, one participates in life, but doesn’t gather anything or expect anything, living freely. These Yogi's will choose to wear white on their spiritual walk, as a enigmatic mystical individual. Written by Cice Rivera
For example, on a spiritual path of Sadhana (realization) of spirituality a Yogi will wear white or aatvarang (aatvarang eight color (Yogi), which is the eight color representing (yogi), choosing to experience other aspects of life and not gathering life around them with any expectation. This Yogi will participates in life, but doesn’t gather anything. This Yogi will choose to wear white on their spiritual walk as a enigmatic mystical Yogi.
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