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What does rip mean in "bong rip"?
What does rip mean in "bong rip"?
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according to urban dictionary
bong rips
A noun that refers to the action of smoking from a bong. So named for the sound that air makes when it bubbles through the bong water.
Dude, don't take bong rips while I'm on the phonewith my parents; they might hear you.
by Scarab November 22, 2002
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