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vaped Meaning & Definition

ˈvāp

What Does Vaped Mean?

As a verb, vaped means to inhale vapor through the mouth from a usually battery-operated electronic device (such as an electronic cigarette) that heats up and vaporizes a liquid or solid.

Vaped in Brief

Part of speechverb
Pronunciation/ˈvāp/
First known use1999

Vaped Definition (Verb)

  1. to inhale vapor through the mouth from a usually battery-operated electronic device (such as an electronic cigarette) that heats up and vaporizes a liquid or solid

    This electronic cigarette … contains a small reservoir of liquid nicotine solution that is vaporized to form an aerosol mist. The user "vapes," or puffs on the vapor, to get a hit of the addictive nicotine … / When a person tokes, eats or vapes cannabis, a wave of THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol, washes into the brain.

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Vaped in a Sentence

This electronic cigarette … contains a small reservoir of liquid nicotine solution that is vaporized to form an aerosol mist. The user "vapes," or puffs on the vapor, to get a hit of the addictive nicotine …

When a person tokes, eats or vapes cannabis, a wave of THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol, washes into the brain.

This electronic cigarette … contains a small reservoir of liquid nicotine solution that is vaporized to form an aerosol mist. The user "vapes," or puffs on the vapor, to get a hit of the addictive nicotine … / When a person tokes, eats or vapes cannabis, a wave of THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol, washes into the brain.

Word Forms & Grammar

vaped

vap·ing

vap·er noun

vape

vaper

vapers

vapes

vaping

Origin of Vaped

short for vapor:1, in reference to the aerosol produced by the cigarette, by analogy with smoke:2

First Known Use

1999

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