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1. (n) A twenty-dollar bag of marijuana.
2. (adj.) Really awesome, good, cool, or just something you throw in with other words as a way of showing how excited you are.
This dubsack is dubsack, yo. Dubsack!
dubsack by Ben Forman August 21, 2006
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Back when weed usually came in $10 dime bags a double bag was $20. When asking your favorite retailer for your weed if you preferred a larger quantity you would ask for a dub, dub bag or as in today’s vernacular a good ol dub sac.
I’ll take a dubsack of your finest please.
Dubsack by supascience June 13, 2019
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An autistic, sweaty neckbeard Twitch streamer who thinks he's funny, but can only reference memes.
I.e Go take a shower, you smell like a dubsack right now

i.e No one is watching you, you must be having a real dubsack of a night

i.e Stop trying so hard, you're being a real dubsack right now
dubsack by dubsack69-420 February 10, 2019

dub sack 

1. Twenty dollars of a drug in a baggie, usually marijuana.

2. A kick in the testicles.

3. Testicles.

4. In football when a quarterback is sacked twice in a row; double sack.
dub sack n. v.

1. "Wanna go halves on a dubsack?"

2. "Hey, remember when that girl dubsacked you in the parking lot at Sheldon?"

3. "That bitch was all up on my dubsack."

4. "Son of a bitch got dubsacked!"
dub sack by TuanTuan October 19, 2005

dubsakreligious 

she rolled the L with the seeds in it, thats dubsakreligious!

dub sack 

20 dollars worth of marijuana. depends largely on the quality. very low quality mexican schwag can be 3 grams for 20 dollars. high quality stuff on the street is generally 20 dollars per gram. at 275 dollars an ounce, which is about standard, it comes out to a little under 10 dollars a gram. Most dealers are willing to sell a gram for 15 dollars, or about a gram and a half for 20. It depends a lot on the dealer. Many street dealers here in berkeley will actually sell 3/4 of a gram for 20 dollars (see "custie").

i have also heard the phrase "dub for 15", meaning selling what would usually be 20 dollars of marijuana for 15 dollars.
"I came across 25 dollars while cleaning my room, so I bought myself a dub sack, some phillies, and a lighter"
dub sack by vendetta October 8, 2003

dub sack 

A dub sack is a bag of trees that is about 2 grams. One gram of good weed goes for $10 up in Ma, so you do the math.
Yo son, i got a fat ass dub sack in the car, wanna go smoke a bowl?
dub sack by Remix233 September 23, 2004
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