The words "vape" and "vaping" have been added to the Oxford dictionary.

[p00pf4c3]

Apparently only to the online version of the Oxford Dictionary and not the print version of the Oxford English Dictionary. All in all, however, vaporizing is still the superior terminology.

http://www.syracuse.com/news/index....rds_binge_watch_vape_oxford_dictionaries.html

 

[Tommy Dukes]

Apparently only to the online version of the Oxford Dictionary and not the print version of the Oxford English Dictionary. All in all, however, vaporizing is still the superior terminology.

http://www.syracuse.com/news/index....rds_binge_watch_vape_oxford_dictionaries.html

As it should be! Anytime I go to get my medical card renewed in Cali, the first thing the doc says is "vaporizing" is healthier than smoking because of it's "less abrasive effect on the lungs". Vaping has paved the way for more healthier alternatives to ingesting cannabis and the fact that it is not in the print version of the Oxford Dictionary is a tragedy for all of humanity.

 

[GrilledGoat]

Why is vaporizing the superior terminology?

Not being rude, just asking

 

[Frederick McGuire]

Possibly something to do with "vape" and "vaping" are kinda slangy, while "vaporizing" seems to be more formal english?

 

[p00pf4c3]

That was just me being silly. The article doesn't actually say that

 

[MindFork]

That's actually very cool, IMO. I find vaping to be so much better than smoking, but I do kind of miss that HARD HIT effect from a big bong hit sometimes...

(ps: your avatar made me LOL for real, Poopy)