to toke
3
9.5
- verb
- /toʊk/
- NSFW
:
inhalar
- She toked from the pipe as the music played softly.
- toked on a joint
- toked weed
- toked on the pipe
Stop snoozing, scrolling, drinking, smoking, joking, toking, Netflixing, all that stuff.
- Stop snoozing, scrolling, drinking, smoking, joking, toking, Netflixing, all that stuff.
Examples
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He toked on a joint while relaxing in the garden.
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Toke up before we go to work.
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When she toked, she closed her eyes.
Fiction book (1990) -
When it comes to traveling and toking, it's really just best to exercise caution at all times.
Blog text (12) -
He tokes on the joint between his fingers.
Fiction book (1993) -
Archer watched her yawn as he toked on the pipe.
Fiction book (2002) -
She toked on a joint, held the grass in, and then spoke as she exhaled, her voice high and thin.
Fiction book (1992) -
He wears a gardenia in his lapel and tokes on a short joint.
Fiction book (1993) -
After a long day, they toked together on the balcony.
Synonyms
11
9.3
To inhale marijuana to feel its effects
8
2.5
To inhale and exhale smoke from a cigarette or pipe
4
6.3
To breathe in and out vapor from an electronic cigarette
4
8.9
To breathe in smoke from a cigarette or vape pen
To inhale strong marijuana vapor using a special pipe
How Deep
- NSFW
3
9.5
8
2.5
Surface Forms
Etymology
Toke likely comes from the same slang idea as take, used for smoking. To toke is 'to inhale smoke' from a joint or cigarette, so the word feels like 'taking' a puff and that explains its modern use.