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- noun Plural form of
whippit .
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Examples
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Other ravers sucked "whippits," small balloons filled with laughing gas.
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Are you using a tank of medical nitrous or the metal whippits made for cream.
Matthew Yglesias » Allies Call for Withdrawal of US Tactical Nuclear Weapons From Europe 2010
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Yo, Jamal, wanna come get loaded on whippits and throw dog turds at rickshaws?
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Now I simultaneously fight global warming and ignore bloviating environmentalist by sucking whippits all day.
3 oz. of liquid 2008
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Brits also use birthing tubs more than we do (though not at the same time as the electricity, please note), and they're offered "gas and air" during labor, a 50/50 mixture of oxygen and nitrous oxide, or what Americans call "laughing gas" -- the stuff of dentists and whippits.
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Kitteh prefurrs whippits to balloons becuz ov teh poppage factor.
Happy cat is happy - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger? 2008
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Inhalants are substances whose vapors can be snorted or taken in through the mouth, and include gasoline, kerosene, antifreeze, lighter fuel, and even general anesthetic agents like nitrous oxide N2O or “whippits”.
Helping the Addict You Love M.D. Laurence M. Westreich 2007
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All the fit people talked about exercising like it was a mild high, like whippits, so I assumed there was some wall you broke through where it stopped being this painful, ungainly activity and you began to run effortlessly as a gazelle.
Notes on Asceticism 2005
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Inhalants are substances whose vapors can be snorted or taken in through the mouth, and include gasoline, kerosene, antifreeze, lighter fuel, and even general anesthetic agents like nitrous oxide N2O or “whippits”.
Helping the Addict You Love M.D. Laurence M. Westreich 2007
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Inhalants are substances whose vapors can be snorted or taken in through the mouth, and include gasoline, kerosene, antifreeze, lighter fuel, and even general anesthetic agents like nitrous oxide N2O or “whippits”.
Helping the Addict You Love M.D. Laurence M. Westreich 2007
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