Definition of immigrant

immigrant

noun

• a potent marijuana cigarette that is made entirely from roaches that have been saved specifically for the purpose of rolling a super-strong joint.

  He finally had enough roaches saved up to make a party-sized immigrant.

  Last edited on Feb 27 2018. Submitted by G on Oct 08 2016.

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