" weeding (out) "

 [ "Weed out" ]

1: Remove unwanted element

  * e.g.,  ... Girls pay for caller identification because it gives them peace of mind to weed out calls from their boyfriends. 

 [ "Weeded Out" ]

1: Used in a restaurant or work environment to describe when someone is "overwhelmed".

  * e.g.,  ... "I have so many orders to fulfill, I am Weeded out" "Are you okay? You look like you're weeded out." 

 [ "weeded out" ]

1: when a room is so full of smoke and the smell of pot that one is unable to enter without suffocating.

  * e.g.,  ... "My buddy was smoking grass in my room yesterday, it smelled terrible. I got weeded out and had to bunk with Johnny." 

 [ "weeding out" ]

1: Verb. When one "does" weed

  * e.g.,  ... I don't like it when grace starts weeding out. 

 [ "weed-out class" ]

1: A class, typically in college, that is meant to make the student rethink their major/career path due to unprecedented heavy course loads, high stress-levels, and high-paced environment.

  * e.g.,  ... Jake: "Hey, did you take Econ 103 yet? I heard it's a weed-out class for business majors." 

 [ "Weeded Out Much?" ]

1: When Someone is so on high on weed that they can't tell the difference between a girl or a boy. When someone has finished casually smoking some weed.

  * e.g.,  ... Hey James Thompson(Tomo). Weeded out much? 

 [ "Weed out the liberals" ]

1: Weed out the liberals is a party / cult that costs 50:USD Per person

  * e.g.,  ... Bob: I’m in the weed out the liberals ! Ritcherd : COOL! Il join too! 

 [ "Weeded Out" ]

1: Used in a restaurant or work environment to describe when someone is "overwhelmed".

  * e.g.,  ... "I have so many orders to fulfill, I am Weeded out" "Are you okay? You look like you're weeded out." 

 [ "Weeded Out" ]

1: A negative term to describe someone who consumes marijuana where such drug is clearly having a detrimental effect on their being. Can also be taken as a play on words to say that someone was 'weeded out' (taken out) of a program/job/place etc due to their drug use.

  * e.g.,  ... Person 1: Hey I kind of like her, but they're kind of... dull?