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Newguest Posted 17 years ago
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Killer grass
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I suppose that "killer grass" is just marijuana
The guy says: They were probably smoking the odd bit of killer grass and drinking wine.
I suppose that "killer grass" is just marijuana
The guy says: They were probably smoking the odd bit of killer grass and drinking wine.
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I'm not familiar with the 'grass' culture, but I think you're right. I like the adjective killer, used to describe anything that is very good. g.
- I'm not familiar with the 'grass' culture, but I think you're right.
- I like the adjective killer, used to describe anything that is very good.
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- That is a killer hat!
- I really like it!
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I'm not familiar with the 'grass' culture, but I think you're right.
I like the adjective killer, used to describe anything that is very good. e.g. That is a killer hat! I really like it!
I like the adjective killer, used to describe anything that is very good. e.g. That is a killer hat! I really like it!
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I don't think "killer" means "very good" here: the sentence isn't emphatic enough. I think "killer grass" just means "marijuana," not "really good marijuana."
On the other hand, since you can also call marijuana just "grass," if you smoked some and said to your friend, "This is some killer grass, man!" -- that would be the usage Old Man Gordon is talking about.
On the other hand, since you can also call marijuana just "grass," if you smoked some and said to your friend, "This is some killer grass, man!" -- that would be the usage Old Man Gordon is talking about.
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