blunts

Makes less keen

Blunts are cigars that have been hollowed out and refilled with marijuana, named after Phillies Blunts, a brand of inexpensive cigars commonly used for this purpose.

The tobacco leaf wrapper adds a slight buzz to the high.

We rolled up some blunts and watched the game.

As a verb form, blunts means makes less sharp or intense: Time blunts the pain of loss.

cannabis

marijuana

Psychoactive hemp plant

  • weedUninvited plant
  • wrapEnclose by winding around
  • smokeAirborne combustion byproduct

roll · THC · high · stoned · buzzed · baked · munchies · spliff · swisher · backwoods

weakens

dulls

Reduces sharpness or intensity

reduces · deadens · dampens · mutes · numbs · tempers · moderates · attenuates · mitigates · cushions

numb

desensitize

Reduce responsiveness over time

stupor · torpor · unfeeling · insensate · detachment · apathy · indifference · callous · unresponsive · emotionless

dull

boring

Failing to engage interest

lifeless · flat · stale · drab · humdrum · mundane · unexciting · vapid · insipid · prosaic

edgeless

rounded

Having no sharp angles

smooth · filed · safety · childproof · softened · flathead · tip · point · buffed · sanded

frank

direct

Undeviating or to guide

outspoken · plainspoken · unvarnished · brusque · curt · terse · abrupt · matter-of-fact · no-nonsense · bluff

Categories
Opposites
physical sharpness

bluntssharpens

Makes cutting edge keener

whets · hones · grinds · strops · files

intensity/force

bluntsintensifies

Increases in strength

sharpens · amplifies · strengthens · heightens · magnifies

sensory/emotional acuity

bluntsheightens

Increases in degree

sharpens · enlivens · quickens · sensitizes · awakens

Phrases
Family

blunt, bluntly, blunted, bluntness, blunter, bluntest, blunting, unblunted

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Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG-13