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The Smoking Tree 

The Smoking Tree (noun) is that one place at or near your high school where all the where stoners would go to smoke with minimized fear of getting caught. For example, at my high school the smoking tree is so big, it's leaves/pines conceal the smokers inside, so they will noy get caught.
The Smoking Tree refers to any place, not just huge trees, where people can smoke safely.
"Yo Tyrone, lets go drive to The Smoking Tree

during the lunch break so we can roll up this fat blunt."
The Smoking Tree by Yaboi AV November 2, 2017

smoking the tree 

Something an old person says when he suspects someone has been smoking weed.
Jim-Jim, you've been smoking the tree again haven't you?
smoking the tree by Orangeblood August 3, 2004

smoking like a gypsy behind a tree 

literal translation of genuine serbian phrase to describe exessive or secretive smoking of tobacco.
on a train

did u see that french guy poke his head out the door at that stop and have a cheeky smoke!

yeah, he was smoking like a gypsy behind a tree

Smoking trees 

to blaze any form of ganga, marijuane, weed, dope, etc.
Sean Paul - Like Glue

Well I don't really care what people say
I don't really watch what dem waan do
Still I got to stick to my girls like glue
And I mon nah play number two
All I know the time it is gettin dread
Need alot of trees up in my head
Got alot of damsel in my bed to run dat re-eeeddd!!!!
dat re-eeeddd!!!!
Smoking trees by Kylito February 7, 2003

Smokin' trees 

Smokin' trees is slang for the smoking of marijuana.
We be smokin' trees all night!
Smokin' trees by Bizob February 9, 2003

Smokin' trees 

An a good girl fi please, take a rest smokin' trees -
Away from dat wicked disease
Smokin' trees by sashque September 22, 2005
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