mota n.
(US drugs) marijuana.
DAUL 141/2: Mota. (Spanish-American underworld) Marijuana. | et al.||
(con. 1940s) Reprieve 236: The raw, fresh leaves of marijuana, gage, mota, gonga, griffo, tea, weed [...] are packed loosely in a small sized tobacco tin. | ||
Drugs from A to Z (1970). | ||
Queens’ Vernacular 210: marijuana [...] mota (Mex, ?fr Mex sl motor de chorro = marijuana). | ||
Urban Black Argot 133: Black Mo/Moat a strong, dark for of marijuana. | ||
Prison Sl. 53: Mota Marijuana. | ||
🎵 Crack patients, dime smokers, vial carriers, mota tokers. | ‘Investigative Reports’||
🎵 Mota for the smokers, coka for the nose. | ‘Karma’||
ONDCP Street Terms 14: M.O. — Marijuana. [Ibid.] 15: Mo — Marijuana. [...] Mota/moto (Spanish) — Marijuana. | ||
Snitch Jacket 40: ‘Quieres mota?’ ‘Marijuana?’. | ||
🎵 Sang the songs that chose to make people roll up the mota. | ‘Hydroplaning’||
Widespread Panic 15: A Mex busboy sidled by [...] Manuel meandered back with the mota. |
In phrases
1. a particularly potent variety of marijuana, with notably dark colouring.
in Urban Black Argot. | ||
Drug Abuse. | ||
Lex. Black Eng. 96: Another interesting marijuana term studied by Folb is black moat ‘a particularly potent form of marijuana.’ Because of the phonological process of ‘weakened’ articulation of a final voiceless stop, the term tends to be something like black mo for the Negro population of Los Angeles. | ||
Runnin’ Down Some Lines 170: Stronger mixtures like black [...] moat, black gungeon. [...] You got yo’ black mo’, it be dark, dark weed-buried an’ moldy an’ it turn black. | ||
Daily Tel. (London) 30 Jan. n.p.: May I interest you in some Aunt Mary? Or perhaps a little baby bhang? No, I can see, you prefer El Diablito. Or bambalacha? Juju? Laughing weed? Doobie, chillum, ganja, blue de Hue, black mo. | ||
ONDCP Street Terms 3: Black mo/black moat — Highly potent marijuana. |
2. marijuana mixed with honey.
ONDCP Street Terms 3: Black mote — Marijuana mixed with honey. |