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stick

stick

1 9.9
A rolled cigarette containing marijuana that people smoke to feel high
  • noun
  • /stɪk/
  • NSFW
: porro
  • And maybe then before I go to bed at night, I get a couple of sticks and I, you know, blaze them back up.
  • sticks of marijuana
  • Thai stick

And maybe then before I go to bed at night, I get a couple of sticks and I, you know, blaze them back up.

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Examples

  • He handed me a stick and said, "This is the best way to relax after a long day."

  • "Smoke," hissed the young man, "Thai stick, dust, coke."

    Fiction book (1995)
  • I might have me a stick.

  • Well, I think there should be a whole movement toward like pot classic, Thai stick, another pot classic.

  • Texas tea, Maui Wowie, Thai Stick, Columbo, Panama Gold.

  • The water, as you call it, is a special mixture of amaretto and brandy... blended for just the exact chemical interaction... with the last of our precious Thai stick.

  • As we sat around the fire, someone pulled out a stick and sparked a lively discussion about its effects.

  • At the party, I noticed a group sharing a stick while enjoying the music and laughter.

Synonyms

joint
vsstick
  • NSFW
94 9.0

A cigarette rolled with marijuana for smoking

is the informal slang name for the same rolled cigarette
reefer
vsstick
  • NSFW
27 9.9

A cigarette made with marijuana that people smoke

is the slang term rather than the neutral descriptive name
blunt
vsstick
  • NSFW
14 9.9

A cigar hollowed out and filled with marijuana to smoke

refers to a paper-rolled cigarette rather than a hollowed cigar
marijuana cigarette
vsstick
  • NSFW
5 6.7

A thin roll of marijuana that people smoke

is the informal slang name for that same rolled cigarette
spliff
vsstick
  • NSFW
5 9.9

A hand-rolled cigarette with marijuana often mixed with tobacco

refers to a rolled marijuana cigarette that lacks added tobacco

Idioms

8 7.1

To get a worse or unfair result than others

stick in the mud
  • Offensive
8 8.1

A person who does not like change or try new things

5 9.8

To openly oppose people in power to cause them trouble

To finish a jump or move smoothly without falling

stick-in-the-mud
  • Offensive
3 8.3

A person who does not like new things or change

1 9.7

To start working hard without delay

1 6.5

To be filling and keep you full for a long time

1 9.4

Say or do something on purpose to hurt someone who is already in trouble

1 8.8

Push away a lot of people or fans as a joke about being too popular

Christ on a stick
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A short shocked cry showing disbelief about something ridiculous

1 9.9

A person or thing that looks very ugly, said as a joke

1 9.9

To call someone ugly as a joke

Stay alert and ready to move, like resting a hockey stick on the ice

1 9.9

To be given unfair, unpleasant tasks or treatment

A joking way to say something is very unpleasant or painful

An impossible thing that someone asks for

1 9.9

To become involved in a messy situation and make it worse

1 6.7

Keep supporting your idea when others disagree

To want something that is impossible or not realistic

1 9.9

Very weak and cannot help or lead

To take a risk by saying or doing something that may get you in trouble

To leave a place quickly, often to avoid trouble

To end up by chance with an unpleasant task or in a worse position

To ask for everyone to have an equal chance

An equal chance to be treated the same as others

To look much less attractive after a sudden change

To let strong, uncontrolled feelings make your life worse

9.9

To suddenly understand something you should have noticed earlier

To explain something clearly so someone finally understands

A shout people say when they are very surprised or do not believe something

To create problems for yourself later

9.9

To feel angry or bitter about something unfair that you cannot forget

To have sex or start a romantic relationship with someone who is emotionally unstable and likely to cause trouble

To say or do something embarrassing by accident

8.6

To get involved in other people's business when they do not ask for help

Give full attention to your own work and skills, not other people's tasks

Only work in the area you know well

To follow prepared words when speaking without adding new ideas

Compounds

23 1.0

A long thin piece of fish covered in breadcrumbs and fried or baked

15 1.2

A long stick with a curved blade that players use to hit a puck

14 1.8

A stick used to support a person while walking

11 6.9

A show of force used to make others do what you want

11 2.6

A very simple drawing of a person using a circle for the head and lines for body, arms and legs

hockey stick
  • Specialized
10 4.6

A graph shape that stays flat over time then rises quickly

9 4.0

A car transmission you operate with a gear stick and clutch pedal

8 4.6

A toy with a pole, foot rests, and a strong spring that you jump up and down on

8 1.3

A thin piece of raw carrot eaten as a snack

A small stick for stirring drinks like cocktails in a glass

A long rod with marks for measuring length

3 1.3

A long thin piece of celery that people eat raw as a snack or in salads

ugly stick
  • Offensive
2 9.3

A person or thing that looks very unattractive, often said as a joke

2 5.6

A long thin insect that looks like a twig

licorice stick
  • Archaic
2 8.7

A clarinet often used in jazz bands

2 3.8

A long, thin stick used to hit the white ball in pool and billiards

old stick
  • Offensive
2 9.6

A person who prefers the usual way of doing things and does not accept new ideas

2 3.2

A long thin wooden tool that you use to hit the white ball in pool or billiards

control stick
  • Specialized
1 5.0

A lever a pilot uses to move a plane up, down, left, and right

stick horse
  • Baby Talk
1 2.3

A toy with a horse head on a stick that a child pretends to ride

1 8.2

A thin stick of incense burned in temples or homes during prayers

Pieces of grilled chicken on a wooden stick sold as a quick snack

1 8.1

A hollow tube with small stones inside that makes a rain sound when tilted

1 9.9

A walking stick that hides a long knife inside for use as a weapon

A dried rolled piece of cinnamon bark used to add warm spice to food

walking stick
  • Specialized
1 6.0

A long thin insect that looks like a twig

1 8.2

A curved stick that comes back to the thrower when thrown correctly

1 7.0

A single stick that makes a camera steady for sharper photos

swagger stick
  • Archaic
1 9.8

A short cane carried by army officers to show who is in charge or for ceremonies

clue stick
  • Slang
1 9.9

A pretend object used to give someone a very clear hint about something they missed

A wooden tool used to throw a spear farther and faster

1 8.3

A walking stick with a small folding seat for sitting at outdoor events

A small tree or bush with spiny stems and large leaves

A stick that people use instead of a sword for practice

The pointed end of a stick that can cut or poke

moxa stick
  • Specialized
9.9

A stick of dried plant leaves that people burn near the skin to give warmth in East Asian medicine

gas on a stick
  • Informal
9.9

A very bad taste or smell that makes you want to spit

A long stick with a head used to hit the ball in polo

A curved wooden tool that comes back to the thrower when thrown correctly

size stick
  • Specialized
7.5

A measuring tool used by shoe sellers to measure foot length and width

stick lac
  • Indian
9.9

A dried natural resin scraped from twigs before processing

stick moxa
  • Specialized
9.5

A stick made from dried mugwort leaves that therapists burn near the skin for traditional heat therapy

Surface Forms

stick singular
sticks plural

Etymology

Stick used as a slang word for a rolled cigarette grew from the basic idea of a long, thin object like a small piece of wood. A helpful way to remember this is to picture a cigarette as a tiny 'stick' you hold in your hand.