Laced and Stoned

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Laced adjective - Closed with a lace.

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Stoned and laced are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stoned" instead the word "Laced" as an adjective or a verb.

Nearby Words: lace, lacing, lacy

Stoned adjective - Being under the influence of a recreational drug.

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Laced and stoned are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Laced" instead the word "Stoned" as an adjective or a verb.

Nearby Words: stone, stoning

The cigarettes had been laced with opium, and the Turkish soldiers were too stoned to fight.

Source: Tampering with Food and Drink
Ray Charles's "Let's Go Get Stoned," while ostensibly about drowning one's sorrows in gin (at that time, "stoned" could mean "drunk" as well as "high"), is laced with references to marijuana — and accompanied by a gospel choir, humorously enough.

Source: Ode to Intoxication
That '70s Show: Not only do the main characters smoke weed on a regular basis, there has been an episode where some marijuana-laced brownies are accidentally eaten by Red and Kitty (who would never voluntarily get stoned).

Source: Everybody Must Get Stoned

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