doob

British  

/ duːb /

noun

1. slang a cannabis cigarette

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Etymology

Origin of doob

C20: origin unknown

Example Sentences

Then she posed her doob with the cake, took a picture and posted it to Instagram — “to make it look like a tiny little person eating a giant peach,” Ms. Holt said.

From New York Times

Some wheat cultivation, in which Fumaria, Anagallis, Medicago are abundant; Calotropis Hamiltonii common; some grapes; doob grass wherever there is or has been cultivation. 

From Project Gutenberg

The ooloo grass, however, on close inspection is found to be extremely coarse, nor has even the finest doob the close texture and velvet softness of the grass of English lawns.

From Project Gutenberg

“I wanted to bring a doob into a cake design, rather than the standard cake topper.”

From New York Times

For a finale, Ms. Holt returned to the Doob store weeks later and got a doob of herself holding her tiny cake-eating doob.

From New York Times