BLAZE

What Does BLAZE Mean in a Text?

Terms Used by Drug Dealers and Users

We have over 200 terms in our glossary of drug-related terms. Some of these terms are meant to be amusing, some are meant to be descriptive, and some are meant to be "cool." They all have one thing in common though: they all mask the true nature of the texts they feature in. Here is the one you care about:

BLAZE means "To Smoke Cannabis."

More Observations...

This slang term denotes the act of smoking the drug cannabis. The name is inspired by the light at the end of a cigarette. The verb to blaze means to burn fiercely or brightly. Here are some other terms that mean to smoke cannabis:

• BAKE
• BUN
• TOKE
• KRAM

There are many slang terms related to cannabis. This is likely due to the fact that it is an illegal substance. Once adults or authorities realise what one term means, it makes way for another to take its place.

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When I write BLAZE, I mean this:

[To blaze means to smoke cannabis]

Summary of Key Points

We have summarized the key points in the table below:

BLAZE
Definition:	To Smoke Cannabis
Type:	Slang Word (Jargon)
Guessability:	4: Difficult to guess
Typical Users:	Adults and Teenagers

Examples of BLAZE in Sentences

Here are examples of BLAZE in conversations:

• Tony: School sucks, wanna skip?
• Jordan: Obviously, only if we can BLAZE though.

• Tony: Where have you been? It's past 8pm! Have you been BLAZING?
• Jordan: Oh, chill mum! I'm not a child anymore! I'm nearly 13.

An Academic Look at BLAZE

BLAZE is typically used as a verb (i.e. a doing word). For example:

• A few of us are going to BLAZE in the park.
(Here, BLAZE is being used as a verb.)

What Did We Say before Texting and Social Media?

Many drug terms existed before the digital era. Drug users are constantly trying to dodge the authorities and parents. It is due to this, that these terms change and evolve every day.

Example of BLAZE Used in a Text

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