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In the 1960s, a "lid" was one ounce of cannabis (average price $15); by the 2000s, because of higher prices and the advent of plentiful medical marijuana, a lid came to be redefined as one-eighth of an ounce of cannabis (average price $60), while eight 2000s lids or a whole ounce averages $300.

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a. In the former British colonies (esp. Austral., N.Z., and S. Afr.), an English immigrant. Also attrib.

1888   D. B. W. Sladen Austral. Ballads & Rhymes 31   They'd seen old stagers and limey new chums.

b. U.S. An English ship; an English (or British) sailor; hence gen., an Englishman, a Briton. Also attrib.

1918   A. N. Depew Gunner Depew 18   So, all over the world, British ships are called ‘Lime-juicers’ and their sailors ‘Limeys’.
poontang (n.)

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poontang, n.

slang (orig. U.S., chiefly in African-American usage).

 1. Sexual intercourse, sex; copulation.

1927   J. O'Hara Sel. Lett. (1978) 25   Just between us I haven't had any poon-tang since I was in Germany.

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succubus, n.

1. A demon in female form supposed to have carnal intercourse with men in their sleep. (Cf. incubus n.)

a1387   J. Trevisa tr. R. Higden Polychron. (St. John's Cambr.) (1865) I. 419   That fend þat gooþ a nyȝt, Wommen wel ofte to begile, Incubus hatte be ryȝt; And gileþ men oþer while, Succubus is þat wight.

2. transf.
 a. A demon, evil spirit; occas. a familiar spirit.[/b]

1601   J. Weever Mirror of Martyrs sig. Avij,   A swaggering humour, Of some shape-altring Succubus begot.

b. A strumpet, whore; a term of abuse for a low woman, occas. applied to a man.
1622   J. Taylor Whore in Wks. (1630) ii. 106/1   A Succubus, a damned sinke of sinne.