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pot shot 

1. In boxing, a punch thrown at an unexpected time intended to take advantage of an opponent's unpreparedness. Often occurs during a clinch.
Mike Tyson (post-fight interview): "People think the way to beat me is to grab, pot shot, and hold me."
pot shot by Dean Corso August 11, 2010

pot shot 

Two definitions

1. n. A very crazy shot, usually not aimed.

2. n. A quick lighting up of a joint before you leave.
1. He took a potshot, easily missing the barrel.

2. Before he left, Jerry took a pot shot to mellow down.
pot shot by dougie3 July 3, 2007

Pot shot 

When you fart on the toilet and it makes a loud echoing noise.
"That public bathroom was gross, the guy next to me was making the loudest pot shots"
Pot shot by veenerfas March 16, 2016

Pot shot 

Great new tradition:
Pot shots! That's how we roll in Noogatown.
Pot shot by Pot Shotter June 7, 2018

Pot shot 

An alternate term for a cannabis one hitter, called so as it is similar to taking a shot of alcohol.
Dude 1: “hey bro, wanna smoke a doob?” Dude 2: “nah bro let’s take a pot shot I ain’t tryna get gassed rn”
Pot shot by Scrotis August 1, 2021

Honey Pot Money Shot 

when your smoking glass gets so hot that the tar resin runs into your mouth
I took a big ole hit of my hitter the other day and right at the end i caught the honey pot money shot
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