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Catchword for “smoke (someone) up”
Catchword: smoke (someone) up
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Part of speechv. phr.
The part of speech reflects that used in the full entry, and not necessarily the part of speech as it is used in the quotation below.
Quotation: There was lots of hash around, more or less for free. No one would *sell* us any, but they just loved to smoke us up and send us on our ways with a gram or three in our pockets.
Article or document title:
“Re: Hash” (URL)
Author:
“David Johnston”
(This author is either a pseudonym or is not clearly named in the original source.)
Article, document, publication, web site:
Usenet: alt.drugs
Date of publication:
Feb. 14, 1993
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