i know there is an infinite..but the most used or ones i will hear i don’t want to be clueless if someone says something as a joke and I have to ask what that is..
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There are many different names for marijuana. Slang terms for drugs change quickly, and they vary from one part of the country to another. They may even differ across sections of a large city.
Terms from years ago, such as pot, herb, grass, weed, Mary Jane, and reefer, are still used. You might also hear the names Aunt Mary, skunk, boom, gangster, kif, or ganja.
There are also street names for different strains or “brands” of marijuana, such as “Texas tea,” “Maui wowie,” and “Chronic.” A recent book of American slang lists more than 200 terms for various kinds of marijuana.
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Doobies, spliffs, mary jane, left-handed cigarettes, grass, reefer, wacky tabacky.
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bud ,green ,food,bang,stinking,sticky,weed most commanly used were i live but changes depending on what area u live in as well as what country
Pot
Reefer
Bud
Kind Bud, or KB
Headies (good stuff)
Middies (avg stuff)
Beasters, or Schwag (cheap stuff)
Herb
Trees
Sticky Icky
Street Slang
There are hundreds of slang words that mean “marijuana” (some refer to specific types). Here are just a few:
* Airplane
* Astro turf
* Aunt Mary
* Black Bart
* Boom
* Bud
* Charge
* Chiba chiba
* Chunky
* Dagga
* Dank
* Dinkie dow
* Endo
* Ganja
* Haircut
* Hay
* Herb
* Mary Jane
* Matchbox
* Maui wauie
* Sezz
* Yellow submarine
* Weed
* Zambi
Check out these links because there are too many to say:
There are many different names for marijuana. Slang terms for drugs change quickly, and they vary from one part of the country to another. They may even differ across sections of a large city.
Terms from years ago, such as pot, herb, grass, weed, Mary Jane, and reefer, are still used. You might also hear the names Aunt Mary, skunk, boom, gangster, kif, or ganja.
There are also street names for different strains or “brands” of marijuana, such as “Texas tea,” “Maui wowie,” and “Chronic.” A recent book of American slang lists more than 200 terms for various kinds of marijuana.