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resozinated 

the term resozinated is a floridian word in which a screen and/or pipe or other smoking device is in fact so resinated that it becomes impossible for any air or smoke to flow through it.
stoner 1: dude look at this pipe, it is resozinated!

stoner 2: that sucks dude, lets clean it and smoke the resin.

stoner 1: that sounds like a great
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resinated 

When a bowl, pipe, bong or other canabis smoking aparatus becomes clogged with reain from repeated use.
Gimme my pipe cleaners, this bowl's all resinated.
resinated by Gramaticon July 26, 2005
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resinated 

Coated with the residue from marijuana smoke. Most often applied to pipes, bowls and other such paraphenalia.
Wow, you can really see the blues and reds in that piece now that it's all resinated.

Hey, try some of this ganja...it's been in the chamber for three weeks so it's all resinated!!!
resinated by Jamin' September 27, 2005

Resinated 

To resinate something is to expose something to an extreme amount of marijuana smoke leaving a sticky resin around on the outside of whatever your exposing the smoke to.
Yo I just resinated a sack of weed now it’s like super potent
Resinated by Resinate September 4, 2021

rejovinated

(v.) rhee JOV (upside down e) nate id

to make jovial (happy, cheerful) again
My homies are rejovinated when I clutch for the dub with CBAT in the bg
rejovinated by instancer.kirik January 27, 2023
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