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Starbriety 

star·bri·e·ty
(noun)

The state of not going to Starbucks so you can save money.

Easily broken during double star days ⭐️
Example:
Person A: *Post photo of new Starbucks drink on Instagram*

Person B: *Sees Photo & proceeds with the following DM* “I’ve been good and I haven’t spent money at Starbucks for 8 days. But that photo is making me wanna break my starbriety & I know today is double star day. Which only means it’s totally worth going. 😩”
Starbriety by sobersundaze April 14, 2021
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Stobriety 

Somewhere in between stoned and sober...roughly 2-5 hours after smoking or otherwise consuming cannabis. Characterized by a slightly tired but happy demeanor while retaining all normal function.

Can be used in the noun form of "stobriety" or adjective "stober".
Rabbi 1: "My friend, you look a bit baked! Think you can handle this barmitspha?"

Rabbi 2: "Don't worry my friend, I smoked this morning. I am in a gentle state of stobriety.
Stobriety by WerdBerd August 31, 2010
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