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Stoned — Содержание 1 Общая характеристика фильма 2 Первоисточник и сюжет 3 … Википедия
Stoned — may refer to:* Intoxication, particularly cannabis intoxication * Stoning, a form of execution performed by throwing stones at the victim * Stoned (computer virus), a boot sector virus created in 1987 * Stoned (TV special), a 1981 ABC After… … Wikipedia
Stoned — (engl. zu stone „Stein“) ist: einer der bekanntesten und seit 20 Jahren am weitesten verbreiteten Viren am PC, siehe Stoned (Computervirus) eine Rauschwirkung von Drogen aus Hanfsorten, siehe Drogenhanf#Wirkungen ein britischer Film (2005) über… … Deutsch Wikipedia
stoned — [stond] adj. ÉTYM. V. 1968; mot angl., p. p. du v. to stone « pétrifier », de stone « pierre ». ❖ ♦ Anglic. Fam. (d abord, argot de la drogue). Dans un état d ivresse dû à de la drogue. ⇒ Défoncé. || Après deux joints, il était com … Encyclopédie Universelle
stoned — [stound] <aus gleichbed. engl. amerik. stoned, eigtl. »versteinert«, zu stone »Stein«> (Jargon) unter der Wirkung von Rauschmitteln stehend; vgl. ↑high … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
stoned — [ stound ] adjective 1. ) INFORMAL affected by an illegal drug that makes you feel very relaxed a ) INFORMAL OLD FASHIONED very drunk 2. ) stoned fruit has had its seed removed … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
stoned — [stōnd] adj. 1. having the stones removed [stoned prunes ] ☆ 2. Slang a) drunk; intoxicated b) under the influence of a drug … English World dictionary
stoned — [stəund US stound] adj 1.) informal feeling very excited or relaxed because you have taken an illegal drug such as ↑marijuana 2.) old fashioned very drunk … Dictionary of contemporary English
stoned — [adj] high on alcohol or drugs baked*, bombed*, boozed up*, buzzed*, doped, drugged, drunk, feeling no pain*, flying*, fried, inebriated, intoxicated, loaded, on a trip*, plastered, ripped*, sloshed*, smashed*, spaced out*, stewed*, strung out*,… … New thesaurus
stoned — ► ADJECTIVE informal ▪ under the influence of drugs or alcohol … English terms dictionary
