Buddhaed
Buddhaed adjective: intoxicated by substances; stoned.
Adjective
Buddhaed (comparative more Buddhaed, superlative most Buddhaed)
- Intoxicated by substances; stoned.
- By then Black Beard was all Buddhaed-out in the full lotus, under a neon light.1979, Paul Watkins, My life with Charles Manson, New York, NY: Bantam Books, →ISBN, page 6
- Wild guess? You could say he stay sedated / Some say Buddhaed, some say faded2004, Daniel Dumile, Otis Jackson Jr., “America's Most Blunted”, in Madvillainy, performed by Madvillain ft. Quasimoto, Stones Throw
Forms of Buddhaed
| comparative | more Buddhaed |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Buddhaed |
Origin of Buddhaed
From Buddha + -ed, probably from the likening of a high to enlightenment in Buddhism.
Questions about Buddhaed
- What does Buddhaed mean?
- Buddhaed means intoxicated by substances; stoned.
- What part of speech is Buddhaed?
- Buddhaed is an adjective.
Words near Buddhaed in the dictionary
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