High and Stoned

[Dec. 21 2012]

Are they different? Do they describe two different types of marijuana intoxication or are they one and the same?

I always thought they were different until some friends told me they're the same. There's been times where I'd describe what I felt as being high and most of the time I'd say I felt stoned.

Dec. 21 2012 Reviewed by Dec. 21 2012 on 11-23-2007. High and Stoned Are they different? Do they describe two different types of marijuana intoxication or are they one and the same? I always thought they were different until some friends told me they're the same. There's been times where I'd describe what I felt as being high and most of the time I'd say I felt stoned. Rating: 5

[420_24/7]

They mean the same thing, except high can describe a little high, moderately high, or really high, stoned is usually just really high

[DSOTM420]

I always use high when I'm still able to do everyday things without being slower or something. Stoned is when I'm glued to the couch.

[purplekush989]

stoned just means really high. Like, so high you should be considered disabled.

[connector_robot]

Where I come from, Stoned = more tired, lethargic high - High = Less Hazy, more "up" feeling.

[TheDefiler]

right now...I think I feel high, but I may be stoned too since I don't wanna move

[raghead]

Yeah, I usually think of high as more of an active, talkative high and stoned as a mellow, chilled high. Or just as really high. Just because saying "stoned out of my mind" sounds pretty cool.

[Dec. 21 2012]

Where I come from, Stoned = more tired, lethargic high - High = Less Hazy, more "up" feeling.

You must come from a place full of smart people.:jointsmile:

[twistpipe109]

Its relative I guess.
Saying "High"=High
Saying "Stoned"=High/REALLY High

[Coelho]

Well... i always thought that, while both may refer to being under the effects of weed, the word "high" would rather be used to describe the sativa effects (energetic, giggly, mind-racing thoughts,etc), while the word "stoned" would rather describe the effects of a indica (mellow, couchlocked, relaxed, etc).
But, i dont speak english... so it actually dont matters.