stick
- noun
- /stɪk/
- NSFW
- 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.
- And maybe then before I go to bed at night, I get a couple of sticks and I, you know, blaze them back up.
- Yeah, then they had this other weed called Thai Stick.
Examples
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He handed me a stick and said, "This is the best way to relax after a long day."
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"Smoke," hissed the young man, "Thai stick, dust, coke."
Fiction book (1995) -
I might have me a stick.
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Well, I think there should be a whole movement toward like pot classic, Thai stick, another pot classic.
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Texas tea, Maui Wowie, Thai Stick, Columbo, Panama Gold.
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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.
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As we sat around the fire, someone pulled out a stick and sparked a lively discussion about its effects.
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At the party, I noticed a group sharing a stick while enjoying the music and laughter.
Synonyms
A cigarette rolled with marijuana for smoking
A cigar hollowed out and filled with marijuana to smoke
A cigarette made with marijuana that people smoke
A thin roll of marijuana that people smoke
A hand-rolled cigarette with marijuana often mixed with tobacco
Idioms
To take a risk by saying or doing something that may get you in trouble
- Informal
To feel angry or bitter about something unfair that you cannot forget
Stay alert and ready to move, like resting a hockey stick on the ice
- Informal
Say or do something on purpose to hurt someone who is already in trouble
- Informal
Give full attention to your own work and skills, not other people's tasks
- Informal
Push away a lot of people or fans as a joke about being too popular
- Informal
To end up by chance with an unpleasant task or in a worse position
- Informal
A joking way to say something is very unpleasant or painful
- Offensive
To let strong, uncontrolled feelings make your life worse
- Informal
To suddenly understand something you should have noticed earlier
- Offensive
A shout people say when they are very surprised or do not believe something
To have sex or start a romantic relationship with someone who is emotionally unstable and likely to cause trouble
- Informal
To get involved in other people's business when they do not ask for help
Compounds
A very simple drawing of a person using a circle for the head and lines for body, arms and legs
- Offensive
A person who prefers the usual way of doing things and does not accept new ideas
- Slang
A pretend object used to give someone a very clear hint about something they missed
- Specialized
A stick of dried plant leaves that people burn near the skin to give warmth in East Asian medicine
- Archaic
A short cane carried by army officers to show who is in charge or for ceremonies
- Specialized
A stick made from dried mugwort leaves that therapists burn near the skin for traditional heat therapy
Surface Forms
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.