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dank chronic en · NOUN
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(qualifier:cannabis, slang, uncountable) Exceptionally high-quality or potent marijuana.
My eyes is red; D-Loc can never get enough, / Sometimes I sit and think of how much weed I really puff, / You know it's good, I'm sitting back zoning out, / I'm blowing dank chronic smell coming out my mouth.
2007, Patrick Shevelin, Bradford Xavier, Dustin Miller, Timothy McNutt, “Pass It Around”, in Cloud Nine, performed by Kottonmouth Kings, Cleopatra Records:I had to get back to that cave. / Once inside, what I beheld defied all logic: / Miles of caverns filled with huge stalks of dank chronic, / Just like the vines that we saw on board our ship, / I had to know what was the cause of all of this, / As I went deeper, the smell got more intense, / It defied all logic, nothing seemed to make sense.
2014, Phil Hall, Josh Hall, “Voice of the Bowl”, in From Wisdom to Baked, performed by Cannabis Corpse, Seasons of Mist:Are you really just eating brownies for dinner? / They're not just brownies, Samuel. They're pot brownies, and pot is a vegetable. Cousin of cauliflower, stepbro of sage. You know, on a proper nutritional pyramid, dank chronic is the bottom floor.
2018, Robia Rashid, “Ernest Shackleton's Rules for Survival” (10:38 from the start), in Ken Whittingham, director, Atypical, season 2, episode 10, spoken by Sam and Zahid (Keir Gilchrist and Nik Dodani), via Netflix: