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toke
verb Substance abuse To inhale a large air volume while smoking a substance of abuse–eg, marijuana, less commonly cocaine or crack cocaine, maintaining the lungs expanded with a slight Valsalva maneuver, to maximize the substance's absorption. Cf 'Snort.'.
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No takers for tokers The hemp initiative, calling for legalisation of the consumption and production of cannabis, failed amid increasing concern among parents over the apparently widespread use of cannabis among teenagers.
The people have spoken: Swiss voters upheld the legalisation of ... by Armitage, Tom / Swiss News
The government should regulate the quality of marijuana, he says, so tokers would know their weed won't be laced with poisons.
Arresting the drug laws by Silverberg, David / The Progressive
Scottish tokers must not be treated more harshly than their dope-smoking chums in England.
Tommy Sheridan's column: WAKE UP CALL TO PARLY DOPES by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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