The way one acts after smoking pot that resembles the way someone acts when they first start smoking. This includes laughing, incoherent babbling and excessive paranoia.
by K-Rod Stewart August 17, 2011
by The Godfather February 10, 2005
The written form of the slang term high used by incredibly lame and uptight people, even though the term has been in use since the dawn of time. Often used in reference to the effects of drug/chemical use and how its, "destroying our children, " etc, etc, etc. Simply read the examples aloud in the tone they're written and you'll see just how irritating this usage is.
1. Children often snort antifreeze mixed with paste in order to acheive a "high"
2. Johnny would come home from school every day and get "high" off his dang marijuana cigarettes.
2. Johnny would come home from school every day and get "high" off his dang marijuana cigarettes.
by ohnoitsthefuzz August 16, 2007
My current state. Here are things that you can get high on: OTC Drugs, such as Benadryl, Xanax, and DXM. Illegal drugs such as Methamphetamine, Bath Salts, Marijuana, Cocaine, Crack, Heroin, Molly (Ecstasy, or MDMA) and more. If you're going to get high, I recommend OTC drugs (Over The Counter Drugs) as they do not show up on drug tests.
by A wigga May 26, 2017
A word to replace for effect when asking about pharmaceutical effect of drugs. A more 'lamen' explanation for faster search results without the clutter of needless information. Would be most beneficial for the community/ies to use the scholarly definition of words to better mask their usage history.
by Unstatistical bias January 16, 2019