huffing
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- noun
- /ˈhʌfɪŋ/
- NSFW
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inhalación de sustancias volátiles
- Many teenagers have tragically suffered health consequences from huffing various household chemicals.
That's that's the gateway paint huffing as you got magic markers for children.
- That's that's the gateway paint huffing as you got magic markers for children.
- That was, you know, another interesting case would be huffing where people use keyboard cleaner to get high.
Examples
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The documentary revealed the dangers of huffing, highlighting its prevalence among youth in urban areas.
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This is a man who's eating cat food and huffing Elmers glue.
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That was, you know, another interesting case would be huffing where people use keyboard cleaner to get high.
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I'm the guy that the, you know, you got these kids that are huffing Scotchgard in high school.
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Like she's not ODD officially she just has a problem with huffing varnish in the garage.
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Experts warn that huffing can lead to serious damage to the brain and other vital organs.
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Etymology
Huffing in the sense of inhaling solvents is a modern slang use from the same idea of huff as a quick breath, and a helpful way to remember it is to think of 'to breathe in' something strong. That's why huffing is used to mean deliberately inhaling glue or chemicals to get high.