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harsh toke

When one inhales too much marijuana smoke, one may find oneself coughing up his lungs. The quality of the weed may make a harsh toke, but it's is usally down to error of judgement by the toker. If he drags too much on a joint, he may experience a 'harsh toke,' especially if he takes it straight down. However a harsh toke usually occurs when toking from a bong, as it is sometimes hard to judge just how much smoke is in the chamber.
Guy 1: *Cough* *cough* *cough* *cough* *cough* *gak* *cough* *cough* *cough* "Fuck dude that was one harsh toke!!"
Guy 2: "Dude, that toke looked harsh as."
harsh toke by Rep August 24, 2004
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harsh toke

When one inhales too much of the marajuana smoke, it rapes their lungs.

followed by: Extreme hacking, glazed eyes, laughter & an Instant High :)
Guy: *brews toke* "here.." *passes to girl*

Girl:*takes fat toke*&*coughs uncontrollably*

Guy: "damn, that was a harsh toke, you ok?"

Girl: *looking stoned as hell* "yea, I'm good :)" <-- says in a hoarse voice, smiling.
harsh toke by ..Stoner.Kitten.. December 27, 2005

harsh toke

nasty or unbearable, originating from the pot smoking community
that was a harsh toke of a cliff i just jumped bro
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