Cocoa Puffin
smoking marijuana that is laced with cocaine
got an ounce of that chronic, we gon be cocoa puffin tonight
noun – a person of color who is frequently blowing smoke up the rear ends of the general populous in an effort to garner their empathy or support;
verb – sending up a verbal smoke-screen in an effort to obscure the actual intent behind one’s actions
“barack obama’s been cocoa puffin about this whole health care thing since day one.”
dude #1- “so i guess sammy sosa out-and-out denied utilizing performance enhancing steroids in his quest to beat roger maris’s home run record. can you believe it?”
dude #2- “i don’t buy it. he’s such a cocoa puffin!”
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