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greenie

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green·ie (grn)
n.
An amphetamine pill that is green in color.
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Are you a fully fledged greenie or are you just starting to dip your toe into the business of shrinking your carbon footprint?
How green have you become? by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
Meanwhile, councillors in Penydarren ward want pounds 6,000 of its Biffa allocation to go towards the cost of moving changing rooms on Prince Charles Hospital fields to the Greenie playing fields and providing fencing.
Biffa cash could help nature bid by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
SIZE: Averages 4-6 inches; maximum about 12 inches FOOD VALUE: Seldom eaten GAME QUALITIES: None TACKLE AND BAITS: Usually caught in castnets, but also on multi-hooked bait rigs FISHING SYSTEMS: Still fishing RANGE: New England to Florida; also Bermuda HABITAT: Both inshore and offshore waters Greenie up your net An old-time commercial fisherman told me to dye my castnet blue or green--it's harder for the baits to see.
Go greenie: make the most out of threadfin herring, fresh or frozen, ... by Everson, Fred / Florida Sportsman
 
 
 
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