j n.
1. (drugs) a cannabis cigarette, thus lazy J a cigarette that one has begged from a fellow-inmate.
in Current Sl. IV:3–4 (1970). | ||
Newsweek 12 Feb. 68: The POW’s will quickly learn about ‘bummers’ (‘unpleasant experiences, especially with drugs’), ‘joints’ (‘marijuana cigarettes, jays, j’s, reefers’) and ‘munchies’ (‘to be hungry, usually after ingesting marijuana’). | ||
Union Dues (1978) 316: Roll us a couple of Js and don’t spill it all on the fuckin rug! | ||
Runnin’ Down Some Lines 166: Hey lemme throw you out with a j. You try it, you never want nothin’ else. | ||
Campus Sl. Spring 5: j, j-bo, jay – short for joint. | ||
Paco’s Story (1987) 11: The younger, ‘hipper’ ones popped opium on the sly or sprinkled it on their jays. | ||
Spidertown (1994) 105: [He] sat beside her, grabbing his bag of smoke and rolling a jay. | ||
🎵 A fat ass J, of some bubonic chronic that made me choke. | ‘Gin and Juice’||
Workin’ It 129: I didn’t really smoke J’s. | ||
NZEJ 13 32: j n. A marijuana jount. | ‘Boob Jargon’ in||
Boobslang [U. Canterbury D.Phil. thesis] 94/1: J n. a marijuana cigarette [...] 106/1: lazy J n. a marijuana joint bludged from another inmate. | ||
Shooting in the Dark (2002) 326: He took another toke on the J. | ||
Hashbash.com 🌐 No, it is not legal (yet) to smoke marijuana at the HASH BASH. [...] While at this point we can not endorse this we can pass on some pointers to keep you from getting busted. Here they are: It’s not the puffin’ it’s that passn’..........Smoke your own, they watch for that ‘ear yer hit’ passing of the jay. | ||
Independent on Sun. Books 13 Mar. 69/1: He skinned up a jay. | ||
Riptide Ultra-Glide 61: Coleman twisted the end of the jay in his mouth. |
2. marijuana.
🎵 Copped some brew, some J, some coke. | ‘P.S.K. What Does It Mean’
In compounds
(drugs) marijuana .
Drugs from A to Z (1970) 132: jay smoke A marijuana cigarette. |