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1. Word that exists primarily only in Florida, referring to exceptional marijuana. Throughout most of central to south florida, pot is only referred to in terms of "regs" or "crip/crippi," unless referring specifically to more obscure or hard to find strains, like white widow, purple haze, northern lights, etc. Typically fruity-smelling and extremely potent. Crippi is actually a florida grown weed that is a Sativa strain, giving a great mental high with very little body sluggishness.

Hearing something descibed as "crippi" does not guarantee that it is actually the crippi strain, but it is definitely going to be very potent.
Man, I totally just wrote that whole dictionary entry while I was blazed on crippi!"
crippi by UD is good for drugs October 3, 2005
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a florida term dat means very, very, VERY potent weed.
dat crippi iz da shit!!!!!!!!!!
crippi by omi da homie November 3, 2004
marijuana that puts you on your ass
In Florida instead of chronic they say crippy
crippi by trevor March 9, 2003
Highly potent marijuana. Opposite of Regs.
Syn- kind buds, chronic, dank buds.

In South Florida there are only 2 terms for marijuana, crip or regs.
Crippi gets me so high!
crippi by Priscilla November 14, 2003
Stupid east coast slang for kind bud
originating in florida.
Man this crippi I just blazed is crazy hot now only if I was from california I'd be cool well maybe not.
crippi by zeroklk May 13, 2005

Chippin on the bo 

being annoying, capping, wilding out, being out of pocket
“You’re chippin on the bo right now”

chippi chippi 

leaving somewhere angrily to smoke weed, made popular by artist Sheck Wes.
This party sucks lets chippi chippi

Get high like Ali ba chippi chippi
chippi chippi by L00seCannon September 10, 2018
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