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chillum; chilum
noun
a pipe for smoking marijuana JAMAICA
Originally late C18 Hindi for the bowl (chilam) of a “hookah” (hugga) intended for tobacco. More than 150 years later a modified usage rolled up in the West Indies. Widely used in the UK thanks, in part, to HEAD SHOP(s).- [A]rounda chillum with a Thai girl on her way to a finishing school[.] — Richard Neville, Play Power, p. 210, 1970
- An Indian chilum was instantly produced[.] — Richard Neville, Play Power, p. 233, 1970
- Most Rastas have no interest in violent action–and with such devotion to consuming vast quantities of the very finest sinsemilla ganja in chalices, chillums or spliffs the size of ice-cream cones, how could it be otherwise? — Harry Shapiro, Waiting For The Man, 1999
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