[
US
/ˈstoʊnɝ/
]
NOUN
- an attacker who pelts the victim with stones (especially with intent to kill)
How To Use stoner In A Sentence
- He's gone from stoner hero in the Harold and Kumar movies to hot FBI agent in FlashForward – a role that comes with a sexy walk "if you're carrying a real gun.
- A specialist in Frankfurt has prepared a shoulder brace for Stoner to wear to protect his collarbone.
- In mid-February, Mr. Butler quit his mid-level job at a large Wall Street brokerage and started working full-time on the site, at brownstoner. com, from a desk that he subleases from an architect in Dumbo. Brownstoner: It���s Me!
- There was even a hero for the stoner generation. Times, Sunday Times
- The stoners just want to giggle and eat you out of house and home.
- From a business standpoint would you prefer the £20 a week the average stoner spends on his habit or the £50 a day habit of a heroin addict?
- The interview editing renders what would have been boring and incoherent conversations with old people and stoners into a thoughtful, funny psych exam for the national consciousness.
- Environmental effects can be an issue in more conventional metrology applications as well, notes Robert Stoner, vice president of metrology and optical systems at Zygo Corp.
- She will not get into any real trouble, but the stoners will never hang out with her again.
- It didn't reach a U.S. viewership until the '90s, where it delighted insomniacs and stoners on late-night television.