stoned

As verbs the difference between stoned and faded

is that stoned is (stone) while faded is (fade).

As adjectives the difference between stoned and faded

is that stoned is high on drugs, especially cannabis (weed) while faded is that has lost some of its former colour or intensity.

As adjectives the difference between sloshed and stoned

is that sloshed is very drunk while stoned is high on drugs, especially cannabis (weed).

As verbs the difference between sloshed and stoned

is that sloshed is (slosh) while stoned is (stone).

As a noun blazer

is a semi-formal, casual jacket.

As a verb stoned is

(stone).

As an adjective stoned is

high on drugs, especially cannabis (weed).

As adjectives the difference between intoxicated and stoned

is that intoxicated is stupefied by alcohol, drunk while stoned is high on drugs, especially cannabis (weed).

As verbs the difference between intoxicated and stoned

is that intoxicated is (intoxicate) while stoned is (stone).

As a verb stoned is

(stone).

As an adjective stoned is

high on drugs, especially cannabis (weed).

As a verb stoned

is (stone).

As an adjective stoned

is high on drugs, especially cannabis (weed).

As a proper noun stoner is

.

As verbs the difference between stoped and stoned

is that stoped is past tense of stope while stoned is past tense of stone.

As an adjective stoned is

high on drugs, especially cannabis (weed).

As adjectives the difference between stoled and stoned

is that stoled is having or wearing a stole while stoned is high on drugs, especially cannabis (weed).

As verbs the difference between stoled and stoned

is that stoled is (nonstandard) (steal) while stoned is (stone).

As verbs the difference between stoned and stowed

is that stoned is (stone) while stowed is (stow).

As an adjective stoned

is high on drugs, especially cannabis (weed).