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Smigarette 

Another way to say cigarette.

especially useful to any group of people inebriated by psychedelics (particularly, a dangerous dosage of LSD and shrooms) due to the bursts of laughter in the tripper's friends generated by the utterance of this word, whether purposely or accidentally slurred.

smoke + cigarette
1: ok, ok... enough ripping on that ugly bitch, my sides hurt. i need a smigarette

2: (hysterical laughter)

1: what?

2: damn these must be some good mushrooms, 'cause i swear you just said 'smigarette'
Smigarette by Wild Drunken Bill August 4, 2008
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shigarette 

Any cigarette obtained as the result of mooching, bumming, or boaging off of someone.
Watch out for that homeless dude at the bus stop. Always fucking trying to score a shigarette.
shigarette by Wordmaster Bitch June 21, 2011

stogerette

Derived from the East Bay, meaning ciggarette.
"Mind if I fire me up a stogerette?"

"Nah dude, go for it."
stogerette by Crumble! December 27, 2005

stigette 

The far less talented female version of “The Stig” from the British motoring television show Top Gear. Created by former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson and producer Andy Wilman.

Known for her lack of driving talent and ability to wreck vehicles.
Stigette has the driving skills of Hellen Keller.

Shigarette 

An ordinary cigarette colored with a Sharpie causing the individual whos smoking it to get high.
Dude A: I wanna get high, but I gots no money for weed!
Dude B: Let's smoke some Shigarettes!!
Shigarette by M. E. D March 24, 2008

stiggarette 

a ciggarette, coind while walking up to school one day by a group of stoners
let me get a stiggarette
stiggarette by ihaveissues November 15, 2004
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Nickname given to bales of marijuana thrown overboard or out of airplanes. Origin is reportedly from members of the US Coast Guard in the area of Southern Florida.
"Base we've got some square groupers floating outside of Miami harbor."
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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