to shroom
- verb
- /ʃrum/
- NSFW
- I'm going to eat some some I'm going to shroom out a little bit.
Really took over with some dude, you know, got shroomed out and, you know, for probably like a month, I mean, shroomed out, you know what I'm saying, man?
- Really took over with some dude, you know, got shroomed out and, you know, for probably like a month, I mean, shroomed out, you know what I'm saying, man?
- So first of all, people, shrooming is a, a, a recreational experience that many people have, which can be transcendental powerful.
Examples
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She decided to shroom for the first time at the festival, hoping for an enlightening experience.
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When you shroom, you might see vivid colors and experience intense emotions.
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Note to self: never 'shroom again.
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If you do decide to shroom, here are some tips that might come in handy.
Blog text (33) -
One is also more prone to recognize beauty in everything while shrooming.
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So first of all, people, shrooming is a, a, a recreational experience that many people have, which can be transcendental powerful.
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You got shroomed!
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Really took over with some dude, you know, got shroomed out and, you know, for probably like a month, I mean, shroomed out, you know what I'm saying, man?
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I've never shroomed!
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Many users claim that shrooming allows them to connect with nature on a deeper level.
Synonyms
To see things that are not real after taking drugs
How Intense
Surface Forms
Etymology
Shroom as a verb comes from the noun shroom and means 'to take hallucinogenic mushrooms'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of 'to bike' from 'bicycle'—the short noun becomes a quick verb for the action of using those mushrooms.