smoke
5
9.5
- noun
- /smoʊk/
- NSFW
- In the corner of the park, a group of teenagers sat together sharing some smoke and laughing.
Examples
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See, we used to sell smoke in front of this video store.
Fiction book (1999) -
He's lighting up a joint and blowing smoke out your dorm window.
Fiction book (1997) -
Straight off he offers me some smoke.
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A wall of pot smoke is exhaled, right into his face.
Fiction book (2000) -
Lucky took a second drag on his joint, felt the smoke swirl down into his one good lung.
Fiction book (1997) -
"Too much of the evil smoke, I would venture," Storey intoned.
Fiction book (1990) -
At the party, everyone was having fun as they passed around some smoke among friends.
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After a long day, he liked to relax by enjoying some smoke while listening to music.
Synonyms
433
4.2
A drug made from dried plant leaves that people use to get high or as medicine
340
9.1
A drug made from a plant that people smoke to relax
295
9.1
A drug from the cannabis plant often smoked for pleasure
165
9.9
A drug people smoke to feel relaxed or high
52
4.6
A plant whose dried flowers and leaves are used as a drug, often smoked to make you feel high
16
8.8
A drug from a plant that people smoke to feel high
13
9.9
A very strong kind of marijuana with a strong smell
10
8.5
Dried marijuana leaves and flowers used as a drug
3
9.9
A slang name for the drug marijuana
2
6.2
A plant whose dried leaves and flowers are used as a drug or medicine
2
9.9
A slang word for marijuana used in Spanish-speaking areas
1
9.9
A strong-smelling form of marijuana used for pleasure
1
9.9
A slang name for the dried leaves of a plant smoked as a drug
1
9.9
A slang term for strong marijuana that people smoke
1
9.9
A street name for the drug marijuana
1
9.9
An informal name for very strong marijuana with a bad smell
1
9.9
Dried parts of the marijuana plant that people smoke to feel high
Marijuana used as a slang word in informal street speech
Idioms
Compounds
- Literature
5
7.2
A private place where a small group makes secret decisions, often in politics
- Specialized
4
5.2
A small object that makes thick smoke to hide people or mark a place
Surface Forms
Etymology
Using smoke to mean marijuana comes from the same idea: it is something people light and inhale. A helpful way to remember this is that 'smoke' can stand for any smoked drug in slang, so here it means marijuana.