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Stash and dash

I don't know why but sometimes a dealer will leave free weed in a secret location and his customers basically have to race to go get it and who ever gets it gets it
Yo the dealer just hit me on snap he said he dropped an 1/8 at the park you wanna go see if it's still there it's prolly that gas this is a stash and dash
Stash and dash by 420Bignigga May 27, 2018
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Stash and Dash

Internet users stash a prize (usually marijuana or paraphernalia) and leave clues on social media for the items to be found for you to dash away with. It is sometimes used as a form of advertisement for a business.
Dude, the dispensary is doing a stash and dash. Lets go!
Stash and Dash by DoxySoFoxy June 3, 2018

Smash-And-Dash 

(Verb)
To have sex with an individual, and then after said intercourse, escape at the earliest convenience with/without the consent/knowledge of your partner.
The chicks fine, but I think she has Pica. Smash-And-Dash for sure bro!
Smash-And-Dash by TheKingNick December 16, 2010

smash and dash 

When you have casual sex with a counterpart and then never talk to him/ her again.
Friend 1 "Did you hit it?"
Friend 2 "Yeah bro, but it was a smash and dash"

Slash and Dash 

When a knacker runs up to someone in a nightclub and slashes a permanent marker across their shirt before disappearing back into the crowd.
Joey: What the hell happened to your top?!
Ross: Some arsehole tried to slash and dash me while I was ordering a pint!
Slash and Dash by rexbanner February 13, 2010

Smash and Dash 

To go to a party just to smash some chicks and leave.
I went to the girls party just so I could have sex with some other girls and dip right after. I did a smash and dash
Smash and Dash by acchill April 6, 2015

Smash and Dash 

TO have sex with a girl and then leave immediately

Dude, I pulled a smash and dash, on Veronica yesterday.
Smash and Dash by jmack05 February 12, 2006
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