Street
cally
What does cally mean?
'Cally' is cannabis, originally hinting at California-grown imports but in London it covers any decent bag of green. Heard on every other drill track — 'pack of cally,' 'zoot of cally.'
"Pulled up with a pack of cally and a Wraith."
Origin
From 'California,' the prestige origin for top-shelf weed imported into the UK; the spelling drifted to 'cally' on road.
Frequently asked questions
What does "cally" mean?
Cally is slang for weed — cannabis, usually the green you're smoking right now.
How do you use "cally" in a sentence?
"You got any cally left for tonight?"
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