| He rolled a spliff, left his house and began to walk towards Woolstone Road. |
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| He smelled like kerosene, Chai tea, and spliff, and incense, and crackling fires. |
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| There are many names used on the street for this drug namely draw, marijuana, blow, weed, wacky backy, puff, hash, ganja, spliff. |
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| When four people are sharing a spliff, taking more than three tokes in one pass is not kosher. |
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| A bottle of whiskey, a spliff of sinsemilla, it didn't matter, as long as it took the edge off. |
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| Does calling the album Amnesia have anything to do with the amount of spliff you guys went through while recording this thing? |
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| I pulled on the soggy roach and took my first lungful of spliff. |
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| A dark-skinned slum-dweller lighting a spliff on the street is a peddler and thrown in jail. |
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| Behind Anastasia one of the chinless wonders was smoking a spliff, and, for whatever reason, after each drag he was putting his hand behind his back, like he was hiding it. |
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| The scene reminds me of sitting around a table of craftsmen spliff builders, all nerdily discussing hydroponics, sativa strains and THC levels. |
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| Rasta iconography is distinguished by the big-mouthed, buck-toothed black man wearing dreadlocks, mouth agape with spliff, the perennial happy-go-lucky icon of the Caribbean. |
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| For many of them, the drug scene was a quick, soggy spliff behind the bike sheds, or a reverential division of a cake of greenish powder, washed down with a glass of Liebfraumilch and covered up with burning joss sticks. |
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| But the odds are that marriage equality will soon see its first lasting victory at the ballot-box. If so, couples in Washington who are so minded may ultimately be able to celebrate not with champagne but with a spliff. |
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| Pablo switched off the wipers and struck a match to light the spliff he had just finished building. |
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| Fabulated Marshmellows, Protozoic Spliff, and Netherworldy Mugwumps are all examples of a two word search query that returns exactly one hit in Google. |
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