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PRE-HIGH 

WHEN A SMOKE SESSION IS UNDERWAY AND YOU
BURN 1 BEFORE IT STARTS-OR BEFORE YOU GET THERE.
POT-HEAD #1: "WE FINNA SPARK UP WANNA MATCH?"

POT-HEAD #2: "HELL YUH I'LL BE THERE IN
5 MINS"

POT-HEAD #2 ***UPON ARRIVAL***

"WUSSUP MA"?

POT-HEAD #1 "DAMN,WE ALMOST FLAYMED UP W/O YOU,WHAT TOOK YOU SO LONG"?

POT-HEAD #2 ^_^ "I WAS FUCKIN WIT DA PRE-HIGH"
PRE-HIGH by -UrRoYaL HigHNeSS- October 6, 2008
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pre-high 

the years before high school, a time period when you are depressed but you aren't in high school.
Pre-high was the worst period in my life.

Pre-high 

That's the feel like your high, such as laughing and smiling for no reason, but you're not high.
My friend can't help his smile so he is pre-high
Pre-high by Pushkush March 8, 2019

pre-high's 

to highly-anticipate getting high. symptoms are feeling high, and actin' a foo'.
Trebek, could'nt wait to get to the office to smoke. so while he was driving, he got the pre-high's,and ran a red light.
pre-high's by Trebek September 8, 2003

pre-high's 

If we haven't had a 'cone' all day and its starting to get late, POTheads start to get nervous and excited.
"Hahaha. I must have the pre-high's hardcore, I'm talking so much shit...A bong will shut me up."
pre-high's by Diego September 14, 2003
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