kiff, kif, kief- (adjective) poisonous, wicked, cool, neat, great, wonderful. The word derives from the Afrikaans word for poison:gif. Coastal pot-smokers used the term to describe Durban Poison: "Gifs" [locally-grown marijuana]. The word evolved intokiff, an adjective for "cool", amongs...
“grass” used for marijuana(大麻).But we probably wouldn't use either bro or grass in a formalsituation.3 They don't actually disappear But when enough people stop using a wordvery often, or if they stop using a particular meaning of a word, dictionaries describe it as“outdated” or ...
③ She started to drink wine and smoke marifuana. ④ She acted Gertie in Steven Spielberg’s famous film E.T. the Extra- Terrestrial. A. ①④②③ B. ④②①③ C. ④③①② D. ①③②④ 3.Which of the following chart can best describe Drew Barrymore’s career (till 2007) ? —Exc...
Rosen further argues that Facebook users “have a tendency to describe themselves like products” (Bugeja, 2006, p. 2). Indeed, a study conducted by Pempek et al. (2009) found that self-presentation was one of the most popular reasons college students were attracted to, and continued to ...
Originally used to describe low quality marijuana, shwag can be used to describe anything low quality. She's shwag. This beer is shwag. What a shwag day it is. The food at McDonalds is shwag. Last edited on May 18 2011. Submitted by Jeremy R. on Feb 22 1999. noun low quality mari...
The more your baby feels safe, the more confident they become. The tone and words you use to describe new things and experiences can shape their view of them. Be careful how you tease and laugh at your baby’s fits and starts at things. If you mock your child, they are going to shy...
Bangin’(an accented way of sayingbanging) is used to describe a song that is great for dancing. Both can also refer to a really good song or artist, or anything impressive. “This Taylor Swift song isbangin’!” “I know! The whole album is full ofbangers.” ...
“Kays” are also used to describe kilometres. Humboles " content=""> at Reply Well, I agree English has a massive bank of slang expressions dating back to the Empire. But I’m nearly 70 and, while some of your list are virtually unknown here in the UK, many others go back to ...
Used to describe a fellow member or rival of the street gang the crips. Person 1: Wassup, cuz?Person 2: This ain't cuz, its Blood! Hey, where did cuz go? I don't know who y'all are, but we cuz up in here. Last edited on Dec 08 2015. Submitted by therealDevyyG 7414...
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