vaporizer
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- noun
- /ˈveɪpəˌraɪzər/
- NSFW
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vaporizador
- While most participants reported stable use of smoked cannabis with tobacco since joining the CSC (67%), the use of cannabis through a vaporizer seems to have increased, as 64.2% of respondents noted using it much or a little more.
- cannabis vaporizer
- portable vaporizers
- tabletop vaporizer
Examples
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Selecting the "best" vaporizer for you is about matching the available units with your personal toking preferences.
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As for newer options, vaporizer devices eliminate cannabis combustion and thus reduce toxic compound intake and related pulmonary problems.
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Individuals who have used this kind of vaporizer have been completely convinced by their experience.
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Even after the service contract has ended, the owner gets their vaporizer.
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However, no rigorous studies exist on the long-term effects of vaporizer use.
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In two experimental studies, respiratory problems (including bronchitis) significantly improved among users switching to vaporizer use, but the lag in onset of psychoactive effects led to higher dosing.
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Many smokers are choosing to use a vaporizer instead of traditional cigarettes.
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She prefers a vaporizer because it produces vapor without smoke.
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The latest model of the vaporizer heats the oil quickly and efficiently.
Synonyms
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A small electronic device that makes nicotine mist to breathe in
A part of an e-cigarette that heats liquid to make vapor you inhale
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Morphology
Etymology
The word vaporizer comes from vapor ('steam' or 'mist') plus -izer ('thing that makes'), so it literally means a machine that makes vapor. That helps you remember: a consumer vaporizer heats liquid or plant material to make a breathable mist, which is why people use them for nicotine or cannabis.