Definition of toke
slang
: a puff on a marijuana cigarette or pipe
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Nationwide, cities in the eight states that have legalized pot are debating whether customers should be allowed to toke up outside of private residences or clubs.
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When California legalized recreational pot, the warnings came: Don't toke and drive.
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Nationwide, cities in the eight states that have legalized pot are debating whether customers should be allowed to toke up outside of private residences or clubs.
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Nationwide, cities in the eight states that have legalized pot are debating whether customers should be allowed to toke up outside of private residences or clubs.
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Nationwide, cities in the eight states that have legalized pot are debating whether customers should be allowed to toke up outside of private residences or clubs.
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Nationwide, cities in the eight states that have legalized pot are debating whether customers should be allowed to toke up outside of private residences or clubs.
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Puff, Pass and Paint is a great date option for the 420-lovebirds who want to get outside and socialize while enjoying a nice edible or toke of their choice.
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But a zero-tolerance standard might unfairly convict heavy pot users of impaired driving, because small amounts of THC can linger in their blood for days or even weeks after their most recent toke.
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Origin and Etymology of toke
American Spanish toque, from Spanish, touch, test, from tocar to touch, from Vulgar Latin *toccare — more at 1touch
Other Drug/Tobacco Terms
controlled, flake, herb, key, sodden
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