Vapor

What do we mean by vapor?

The gaseous state of a substance that is liquid or solid at room temperature. noun

A faintly visible suspension of fine particles of matter in the air, as mist, fumes, or smoke. noun

A mixture of fine droplets of a substance and air, as the fuel mixture of an internal-combustion engine. noun

Something insubstantial, worthless, or fleeting. noun

A fantastic or foolish idea. noun

Exhalations within a bodily organ, especially the stomach, supposed to affect the mental or physical condition. Used with the. noun

A nervous disorder such as depression or hysteria. Used with the. noun

To fill or cover with vapor. intransitive verb

To vaporize. intransitive verb

To give off vapor. intransitive verb

To evaporate. intransitive verb

To engage in idle, boastful talk. intransitive verb

To pass off in the form of vapor; dissolve, as into vapor or thin air; be exhaled; evaporate.

To give out vapor, steam, or gas; emit vapors or exhalations; exhale; steam.

To boast or vaunt; bully; hector; brag; swagger; bounce.

To cause to pass into the state of vapor; cause to dissolve or disappear in or as in vapor, gas, thin air, or other unsubstantial thing.

To afflict or infect with vapors; dispirit; depress.

To bully; hector.

Cloudy diffused matter such as mist, steam or fumes suspended in the air.

The gaseous state of a substance that is normally a solid or liquid.

Something insubstantial, fleeting, or transitory; unreal fancy; vain imagination; idle talk; boasting.

Any medicinal agent designed for administration in the form of inhaled vapour.

(in the plural) Hypochondria; melancholy; the blues; hysteria, or other nervous disorder.

Wind; flatulence.

Fumes or smoke from incinerated THC trichomes. Urban Dictionary

The most efficient way to smoke weed. Fully releases all of the THC from the weed, saving your lungs from the abuse of J's, spliffs, and blunts. You will exhale a white, ODORLESS vapor, making toking up at home and in a standard college dorm room much less risky. Gets you more high off less weed, pays for itself. Urban Dictionary

A device used to heat up marijuana buds (around 390-something degrees F) to the point where the material (including the THC, Cbd/cbn, etc.) is a vapor form. Usually, the vapor is held in longer than smoke, somewhere between 15-30 seconds. Also, the vapor is drawn slower than smoke is inhaled, for about the same time as it is held in the lungs. There are various types of vaporizers, the most efficient being the heat convection types, which pass heat through the material rather than heat it up. Dome vaporizers, which usually consist of a brass bowl and a plastic or glass dome, and a suction tube, are considered by different studies to be less efficient and possibly harmful. Unfortunately, the most efficient vaporizers tend to be the most expensive. Urban Dictionary

Situation where someone treats someone one way, usually negatively, and then at a later point in time regrets what was done to that other person in the past or begins to treat the same person in a more respectful manner. Identified in the 1988 Biz Markie song "Vapors." Urban Dictionary

The act of inhaling and exhaling from an electronic cigarette. A better definition of vaporing through an electronic cigarette rather than "smoking". It would not make any sense if someone said they were smoking an electronic cigarette as they generate water vapor. Urban Dictionary

A polite 19th century term women used meaning either 1) Being emotionally overcome or 2) Having gas Urban Dictionary

An ailment causing real or imagined nausea, fainting, or dizziness on the part of Victorian women or women of similar delicate sensitivity. The cause is something seen or heard which so offends their modesty, there is no response they are capable of uttering. Typically a matter of sexual or cultural taboo is being violated, such as the mention of a sexual or excretory organ in conversation. Urban Dictionary

The most efficient way of consuming substances found in herbs by avoiding combustion and the various health risks that are accustomed to smoke. Cannabis vaporized is proven to deliver most of the active ingredients found in the plant (cannabinoids, flavinoids, etc) while avoiding the majority of tar, carcinogens and unwanted chemicals. The vaporizer does this by heating the herbal blend up with heat by using hot air (convection), a safe metal heating plate (conduction), or sometimes both. The extracted cannabinoids turn into a mist (or vapor), and is less irritating to the lungs, therefore reducing coughing and allowing you to inhale larger hits. Since THC can be destroyed by combustion, the total % of THC inhaled per hit is much more than smoking, therefore reducing the amount of herb used for desired effect; in the long run saving you money. By using heat right under the threshold of combustion, many chemicals found in smoke is not present in vapor. The temperatures used are from 314.6 F - 400+ F. When a vaporizer is first used, it tends to become the preferred method consumption, producing a positive, very cerebral head high. Many of the couch lock effects from smoking will be left behind, leaving you to want to get up and do something like socialize or get tasks done, instead of being a lazy couch potato. The biggest change people notice from making the switch to vaping is a HUGE reduction in phelgm, and the dreaded Smokers Cough goes away. Urban Dictionary

Taking a newfangled and opportunistic liking to someone only after that person became successful. The subject of Biz Markie's song, "Vapors." Urban Dictionary

A Vaporizer is a tool that allows you to smoke Marijuana without burning any plant matter, which allows for just the active ingredients in Marijuana (THC) to be released into a chamber which is then inhaled. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to vapor:
vapor, valor, vapour, sapor, vator, vapo, kapor.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word vapor:
epitaxy, condense, deposition, condenser, vapors, sublimation, condensation, droplet, droplets, evaporate, evaporation, liquid, aerosol, saturation, distillation, vapour, boiling, condensed, saturated, nicotine, equilibrium, dew, gaseous, humidity, compressor, latent, pressure, bubbles, dioxide, methane, mixtures, tungsten, volatile, monoxide, atmosphere, gases, greenhouse, lamp, moisture, coating, solvent, clouds, ozone, temperature, bulb, atmospheric, diffusion, vacuum, absorption, ambient, mole, compressed, nitrogen, compression, infrared, crystals, combustion, carbon, cooling, chloride, mixture, extraction, heating, oxidation, sulfur, bubble, cloud, fog, thermal, hydrogen, oxide, phase, molecules, particles, substrate, trails, fraction, phases, heated, heat, mercury, silicon, deposited, laser, gas, oxygen, solid, warming, exhaust, pump, barrier, substance, gasoline, frost, plasma, sodium, precipitation, packed, compounds, polar.

Words that rhyme with vapor:
paper, caper, taper, newspaper, gaper, skyscraper, scraper, draper, wallpaper, shaper, raper, sandpaper, white paper, flypaper, landscaper, on paper, wastepaper, crepe paper, toilet paper, litmus paper, laid paper, carbon paper, rice paper, commercial paper, cartridge paper, test paper, butcher paper, tissue paper, tar paper, wax paper, kraft paper, bond paper, graph paper, schaper, filter paper, india paper, letter paper, manila paper, construction paper, bean caper, cigarette paper, wrapping paper, emery paper, manilla paper, piece of paper, tracing paper, wove paper, linen paper, order paper, rag paper, common caper, ledger paper, art paper, historical paper, pad of paper, sheet of paper, blueprint paper, kapor, rolling paper, writing paper, slip of paper, graper, roofing paper, drawing paper, score paper, syrian bean caper, typewriter paper, music paper, transfer paper, computer paper, photographic paper, lapre, away per, che per, che pur, clay per, day per, decay per, delay per, display per, dna per, drape her, escape her, fe per, hay per, holiday per, j per, k per, lei per, mcpaper, outlay per, pay per, play per, prey per, ray per, re per, reshape her, say per, scrape her, shape her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe vapor:
saturated, more, white, superheated, hot, liquid, atmospheric, invisible, condensed, water, much, pure, solvent, thin, watery, supersaturated, warm, dense, dry, cold, solid, organic, pressure, thick, enough, metallic, wet, blue, atomic, heavy, excess, aqueous, flammable, less, sufficient, luminous, overhead, red, gray, poisonous, anesthetic, gaseous, concentrated, noxious, transparent, colored, nitric, dark, yellow, condensable, heated, residual, moist, ether, green, visible, explosive, inflammable, elemental, fiery, precipitable, mere, toxic, irritating, uncondensed, mercurial, iodine, acetic, purple, colorless, light, combustible, bluish, cool, brown, adsorbed, inhaled, trapped, sulphurous, unsaturated, frozen, pungent, smoky, faint, alcoholic, dilute.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective vapor:
phase, pressure, lamp, mixture, compression, interface, lamps, bath, tension, density, deposition, equilibrium, tubes, tube, liquid, system, pressures, air, baths, mixtures, curve, line, rectifier, region, equilibria, transmission, transition, lights, absorption, densities, permeability, molecules, rectifiers, cycle, interfaces, light, ratio, arc, barrier, pump, concentration, flow, laser, diffusion, resistance, composition, engine, curves, cloud, lasers, condensation, lock, diode, diagram, transfer, discharge, output, film, surface, bubble, gas, proof, deposited, temperature, boundary, stream, bands, transport, vacuum, present, distribution, separator, engines, steam, pumps, coexistence, bubbles, flux, magnetometer, tensions, spectrum, plating, lighting, diodes, feed, thyratron.

Consonant match to vapor:
viper, v p, v per, vi p, vi per.

Words that sound like vapor:
vapor, vapeur, viper, vape, vapour, vapors, vare, vapory, vapored, vapa, wpr, vapi, vbr, veer, vp, vore, vipers, var, vesper, vator, vere, vor, veep, voyer, vater, vir, vap, voip, vier, vamper, vire, vipe, vower, vup, viar, vur, vair, v.p, vop, verre, verr, v p, voor, vampyr, vaar, voar, wber, vep, vipera, vpe, vapp, chopper, caper, cheaper, taper, raper, chipper, whopper, wiper, shaper, weeper, faber, choper, whooper, yapper, gaper, uper, jaipur, cheeper, kapor, yooper, fabre, sapor, kaper, saper, wapper, schaper, capre, whapper, chypre, raipur, chupar, rapere, sapere, paper, vader, aper, apr, vainer, vaguer, vapo, vaporate, vab, papir, vais, vaporing, lapre, vahe, avare, vailer.