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smoke (someone) up

v. phr. to share marijuana as a friendly gesture; to enable someone to get high. Subjects: ,
Editorial Note: Constructed similarly as to chat (someone) up ‘to flirt (with someone); to make a romantic or sexual play (for someone),’ though the latter term is not common in North America.
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Citations: 1993 [David Johnston] Usenet: alt.drugs (Feb. 14) “Re: Hash”: 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. 1994 Usenet: rec.music.gdead (Jan. 18) “buckeye/1st show”: some dude smoked me up and invited me to his van later to party, i dosed real hard. 2004 [phoxylady] Cannabis.com (May 8) “are there many girls who smoke pot?”: im a girl and i smoke, but the best thing about is that its always with my guy friends and they always smoke me up with whatever (weed, salvia, etc.) for free! 2005 [MC Chris] Slashdot (Mar. 22) “mc chris Answers Your Questions”: I smoke too much weed which is bad for my vocal chords. but after every show kids try to smoke me up. Any blue blooded stoner would love this charity.
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