by flipp January 28, 2007
by flipp January 31, 2007
"Yo, this is ya boy BlackberryKush1 Kush Kush Swag 420 here. We about to play some Call of Duty and qwik scope."
by NunyaBuziness December 21, 2012
An amazing, kind and attractive guy! He is funny, and likes to make jokes with his mates. He is one of the most loveable person you will ever meet in your ENTIRE life! He is very chill and loves to be with people he loves!
by noiceGuy July 25, 2019
1. the opposite of cached (also cashed) or ashed. If a bowl is kushed, then it is still green and full of smokable marijuana. (see also: greens)
2. Analogous to definition 1, kushed can be used to describe anything that is fresh, still usable, or potentially awesome.
2. Analogous to definition 1, kushed can be used to describe anything that is fresh, still usable, or potentially awesome.
1.
smoker 1: "Is that bowl cached?"
smoker 2: "nah man... it's kushed"
2.
person 1: "Dude, I think we should just head home."
person 2: "No! The night is still kushed, it's only 10:00!"
smoker 1: "Is that bowl cached?"
smoker 2: "nah man... it's kushed"
2.
person 1: "Dude, I think we should just head home."
person 2: "No! The night is still kushed, it's only 10:00!"
by mr.rogersandme March 8, 2009
A strain of Cannabis, almost solely of the Indica variety. The name "Kush" originates from the Hindu-Kush mountains where it was cultivated for thousands of years. This sweet smelling plant is part of the Cannabis Indica family, which leads the plant to be short and squat in appearance. Some forms of Kush, however, are in fact a hybrid between Cannabis Indica and Cannabis Sativa...which leads to greater harvests. Varieties of the Kush plant include,(But are not limited to), Hindu Kush, OG Kush, Purple Kush, Master Kush. Many crossbreeds exist as well.
Guy1: Hey Doc, whats this skunky green shit here?
Drgreenthumb: Thats some Master Kush my friend, best you can find outside of the Cannabis Cup.
Drgreenthumb: Thats some Master Kush my friend, best you can find outside of the Cannabis Cup.
by DoctorGreenThumb June 18, 2007