Tham khảo tài liệu 'dictionary of unconventional english_17', ngoại ngữ, anh văn giao tiếp phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 611 splib spoofing splib noun a black person. Offensive. US 1964 splice verb to marry someone UK 1710 spliced adjective married US 1997 spliff noun 1 a marijuana cigarette JAMAICA 1936. 2 marijuana. Also used in the variant splif UK 1967. 3 a cigarette adulterated with crack cocaine UK 2002. 4 a hand-rolled cigarette UK 1984. on the spliff a state of marijuana intoxication UK 2ữ01 spliff verb to smoke marijuana and be under its influence UK 1977 spliffed spliffed out spliffed up adjective in a state of intoxication as a result of smoking marijuana UK 1994 spliff up verb to prepare a marijuana cigarette to smoke marijuana in cigarette form UK 2000 spliff wine noun marijuana wine UK 2002 spliffy noun a marijuana cigarette UK 2000 spliffy adjective in a state of gentle intoxication as a result of smoking marijuana in a manner that suggests the smoking of marijuana. Playing on SQUIFFY drunk UK 2001 splifted adjective marijuana-intoxicated exhilarated US 1995 splim noun marijuana. A misreading or simple variation of SPLIFF US 1982 splinky noun the penis. A term apparently coined by the writers of Mad About You a US situation comedy NBC 1992-99 repeated with referentialhumour US 1999 splint noun a marijuana cigarette US 1992 splinters noun adversity US 1954 split noun 1 the vagina US 1967. 2 a share of mutual property or profits UK 1889 . 3 a tranquillizer or other central nervous system depressant US 1969. 4 a decongestant tablet sold as MDMA the rec-reationaldrug best known as ecstasy UK 1996 split verb 1 to leave. Each night during the 1960s Philadelphia rock n roll disc jockey Hy Lit ended his broadcast with the mantra Nuff said Ted solid ahead time to split the scene and leave it clean US 1956. 2 from a male perspective to have sex. Probably more to do with bragging than as a considered threat of violence UK 1937. split a gut to exert yourself to the extreme especially laughing US 1958. split on someone to inform on or betray someone UK 1795. split the breeze to .
