pothead

She was something of a pothead, but not since jail.

"Dad, it says here that there are a lot of potheads at your college," my daughter said.

No wonder they want to let the potheads run amok!

No grass; this club was a little harder than a pothead might want.

Logic has referred to himself as a huge pothead when he was growing up.

Um, also a pothead, but not really so consumed with it necessarily.

He was a pothead, a party boy who added cocaine to his repertory in high school.

So he yelled about singing to the stars or some such pothead notion.

The pothead three rows down had turned around and was looking at them with bleary interest.

"I started out making comedies for mean potheads with a sense of humor.

Our President has more or less admitted he was a pretty big pothead in his day, and it's been a non-issue.

That he was marginally less of a pothead than he has made himself out to be?

The pothead in the funky blue houseboat had helped to do that.

Others, like a 28-year-old man who describes himself as a "retired pothead" and goes by the name Suicide, said they would return to their spots.

She got up, walking quite slowly like all potheads, and rummaged among the books on the wall shelf.

I guess a pothead wedding planner seems respectable when you have a daughter who shoots people.

Moreover, what kind of a pothead has inside info on a news story of national importance?

James, who looks like a teenage actor, is a pothead with a high-handed manner.

Five days after Jim's first trip into the cave, he and Pothead made an exploration.

CB then goes to see his pothead friend Van, asking where people go when they die.

There is many potheads within this school.

Higher voltage connections are made through a pothead.

Despite an admonition against "smoking of any kind," the theater, as potheads might say, reeked.

They are what you would call your traditional potheads; whether they have a medical condition beyond that is subject to debate."

And so were all manner of draft-dodging potheads.