UK slang for high grade cannabis, above average the street weed cheese/ammy/haze.
normally well grown hydroponic in UK or imported from cali, canada or dam.
normally well grown hydroponic in UK or imported from cali, canada or dam.
by datwayy December 14, 2016
by G child June 12, 2004
A slang name for very high quality cannabis. Usually the cannabis will have a strong and rich aroma/scent/taste which refers to the "flavours". Examples of cannabis strains that are labelled with this term are;
Purple Cookies
Fortune Cookies
Amnesia Haze
Strawberry Haze
The main factors that differentiates normal cannabis types from "flavours" are the high quality (high cannabis oil content) and a strong flavour to the cannabis, due to these factors the cost of these cannabis types are much higher, often four times the value. The average cost of Cannabis is £10/gram and £170/oz whereas "flavours" is around £35-£40/gram and £600/oz.
Purple Cookies
Fortune Cookies
Amnesia Haze
Strawberry Haze
The main factors that differentiates normal cannabis types from "flavours" are the high quality (high cannabis oil content) and a strong flavour to the cannabis, due to these factors the cost of these cannabis types are much higher, often four times the value. The average cost of Cannabis is £10/gram and £170/oz whereas "flavours" is around £35-£40/gram and £600/oz.
by jamiejackherer October 20, 2018
The pleasant mixture of crumbs, spices, and other flavours that stick to the fingertips of your crisp-eating hand during crisp-eating. The flavours are often very strong. Many people find licking the flavours from their fingertips to be the highlight of crisp-eating.
"Now that you've finished your packet of crisps, enjoy the flavours!"
"woah, those flavours were so intense, they made me wince!"
crisp-eater 1: "i've just had a packet of damagin' kettle-chips, but i've got a sensitive molar."
crisp-eater 2: "ooh, yeah, be careful when you lick off the flavours pal!"
"woah, those flavours were so intense, they made me wince!"
crisp-eater 1: "i've just had a packet of damagin' kettle-chips, but i've got a sensitive molar."
crisp-eater 2: "ooh, yeah, be careful when you lick off the flavours pal!"
by Sadie E. Innes-Smith December 18, 2007
by 6736748 March 22, 2006
by Ace25 July 9, 2018
Flavour Rock is music that is rock based, but has more flavour than the typical 4/4 time signature, 3 chord, 1-4-5-1 progression stuff that makes up the bulk of popular music today.
It has more thought put into it so that ideas which add flavour to the melodies, harmonies, beats, and phrases are emphasized.
Flavour Rock aims to be original, creative and fresh, but sometimes one must listen to the subtleties of it to fully appreciate the flavour.
It has more thought put into it so that ideas which add flavour to the melodies, harmonies, beats, and phrases are emphasized.
Flavour Rock aims to be original, creative and fresh, but sometimes one must listen to the subtleties of it to fully appreciate the flavour.
"That genre of music would be considered 'Flavour Rock' because it has a distinct sound that cannot be classified by any other genre of rock music"
"I enjoy Flavour Rock because it instills a sense of curiousity in me and makes me want to listen more so I can hear the subtle intricacies of the music"
"I enjoy Flavour Rock because it instills a sense of curiousity in me and makes me want to listen more so I can hear the subtle intricacies of the music"
by ash82 June 26, 2008