hotbox

hotbox

slang To smoke marijuana in an enclosed space in order to let the smoke accumulate and thus achieve a stronger high. Mom will definitely smell it if we hotbox in her car!

hotboxing

slang The act of smoking marijuana in an enclosed space in order to let the smoke accumulate and thus achieve a stronger high. Look at all that smoke—I bet they're hotboxing in there!
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

hotbox

tv. to fill a small area with marijuana smoke. He “hotboxed” the closet and they both sat there and drifted.
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • hotboxing
  • smoke (someone or something) out of (some place)
  • smoke out of
  • smoke out
  • smoke someone/something out, to
  • smoke up
  • wana
  • blow smoke
  • smoke pole
  • smoke show
References in periodicals archive
Department of Energy (DOE) has sponsored research that compared the thermal performance of over 150 wall technologies using detailed three-dimensional finite difference modeling and ASTM C1363 hotbox testing (ASTM 2011).
Washington, December 20 ( ANI ): Police officials have warned Justin Bieber to keep his "hotboxed car" from Los Angeles, as they are now on the lookout for any of his suspiciously smoking vehicles.
"We learned that the biggest challenge is trying to contact one another," says the good doctor, "so we require all employees to have an alternate e-mail location on a nationwide service like Yahoo, Goggle, or Hotbox. They have to verify that e-mail address every six months.
A ZENA SAYS: Heating specialists Baxi advise that you may need to consider fitting a convector or hotbox.
The simulation results were then coupled with calorimetric hotbox measurements, performed according to International Standard ISO 12567-1 (ISO 2000) and described in detail by Nussbaumer and Frank (2004); a drawing of the hotbox is shown in Figure 5.
to move from the hotbox of a room and to be together during the days with the men.
My uncle looked up toward the first few cars and saw sparks flying out from under a car, and knew it was a "hotbox." The brass bearing on the end of the axle had become worn or had not been packed and oiled recently to hold down the friction, which had now set the cotton packing on fire.
Available in a range of electric motor and diesel engine drives at pressures up to 360 bar, the Compact cold water systems range is complemented by a mobile hotbox to allow the water temperature to be boosted to 98[degrees]C for those difficult to remove tasks.
"Jimmy Jemail's Hotbox," Sports Illustrated, October 4, 1954, pp.
hash browns, potato scallops, dim sims, spring rolls), fried chicken, other fried 'hotbox' items, lollies, chocolate, ice cream.
See the company's range, including Hamster, Ecolog, Hotdog and Hotbox, on stand 09.1/E029.
To support collaborative work, there is a newsgroup, called hotbox, to which users can submit news, messages of current interest, personal opinions, and annotations.
Information packet provides details and specifications on full line of infrared asphalt recyclers, asphalt hotbox reclaimers, bulk storage tanks, and asphalt coating and crack maintenance equipment.
But working in the emotional hotbox of New York City is not for everyone--especially a maturing young perfectionist.
Katy and her father have appeared together on stage in the past in musical Pickwick and her career has included London's Burning and Casualty on TV to Twelfth Night, Hotbox Girl and Guys And Dolls with the Royal National Theatre.