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  1. Names for cannabis

     English name  Traditional, regional language names  Latin, scientific names  Slang names for cannabis  Slang names  Slang names for cannabis identified by the United States Drug Enforcement Administration  Slang names for good-quality cannabis  Slang names for poor-quality cannabis  Slang names for a cannabis cigarette  Slang names for a package or a specific amount of cannabis 

  2. Names for cannabis strains

     Traditional names for heirloom strains  Industry trade names for cannabis strains  Controversial strain names  Categorized names for strains 

  3. Names for cannabis preparations

     Traditional names for preparations of cannabis  Slang names for cannabis preparations  Industry trade names for cannabis extracts 

  4. Names for parts of a cannabis plant

     English names for parts of a cannabis plant  Names for parts of a cannabis flower 

  5. Scientific names for parts of a cannabis plant

     Latin, scientific names for therapeutic compounds isolated from cannabis 

  6. Terms for consuming cannabis

     Names describing methods of consuming cannabis  Slang names for cannabis consumption 

  7. Terms describing cannabis' effects

     English names for the effects of cannabis  Slang names for cannabis' effects 

  8. Terms relating to the cannabis subculture

     Slang names for a cannabis consumer 

  9. References

  10. Sources

  11. External links

{{DISPLAYTITLE:List of names for cannabis}}Cannabis has many different names, including more than 1,200 slang terms. Additionally, there are many names to describe the state of being under the influence of cannabis.[1]

Names for cannabis

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English name

Hemp is the English, or common name for the cannabis plant.[2]{{Div col|colwidth=20em}}
  • Hemp[2]
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Traditional, regional language names

Traditional language names for cannabis include:

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  • Bhang (Hindi){{sfn|Torkelson|1996}}
  • Bhaṅgā (Sanskrit){{sfn|Torkelson|1996}}
  • Bhangi (Swahili)[3]
  • Bhenbin (Myanmar){{sfn|Torkelson|1996}}
  • Chamba (Chichewa)[4]
  • {{vanchor|Chanvre}} (French){{sfn|Torkelson|1996}}
  • Charas (Hindi){{sfn|Torkelson|1996}}
  • Dagga (Afrikaans)[5]
  • Diamba (Sierra Leone)[6]
  • Gandia (Mauritius)[7]
  • Ganja (Hindi)[2]{{sfn|Torkelson|1996}}
  • Gañjikā (Sanskrit){{sfn|Torkelson|1996}}
  • {{vanchor|Hanf}} (German){{sfn|Torkelson|1996}}
  • Hemp (English)[2]{{sfn|Torkelson|1996}}
  • Hursīnī (Sanskrit){{sfn|Torkelson|1996}}
  • Injaga (Rwanda)[8]
  • Kan-jac (Panamanian Spanish)[9]
  • قنب (Kinnab or Quinnab), Arabic{{sfn|Torkelson|1996}}
  • 麻 (Ma), Chinese[10]
  • Ma-kaña (Bantu)[11]
  • Maconha (Portuguese)[12]
  • Mbanje (Zimbabwe)[13]
  • Potiguaya (Spanish)[2]
  • 삼 (Sam-gwa), Korean[14]
  • Siddhi (Bengali){{sfn|Torkelson|1996}}
  • Spak brus (Hiri)[15]
  • 大麻 (Taima), Japanese[16]
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Latin, scientific names

Cannabis is the Latin, or scientific name for the entire plant hemp, legally named marijuana or marihuana in some jurisdictions.[17] Names for three recognized species include:

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  • Cannabis indica[18]
  • Cannabis ruderalis[18]
  • Cannabis sativa[18]
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Slang names for cannabis

The slang word marihuana was first used in the United States in the early part of the twentieth century, and was popularized to demonize and eventually ban cannabis in the 1930s. Since then, the word marijuana has evolved to become a widely-recognized term describing cannabis used as a drug.[11]

Most slang names for cannabis date to the jazz era. Weed is a commonly used slang name for cannabis. New slang names, like trees, came into use early in the twenty-first century.[2][17][19]

Slang names

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  • 2 long[20]
  • 420[1]
  • Ace[1]
  • Airplane[1]
  • Alfalfa[1]
  • Alice B. Toklas[21]
  • Alligator cigarette[1]
  • Amnesia[1]
  • Angola[21]
  • Ashes[21]
  • Asparagus[1]
  • Astro turf[21]
  • Atshitshi[21]
  • Aunt Mary[1][21]
  • Baby[1]
  • Babysitter[21]
  • Bag of bones[1]
  • Bamba[21]
  • Bambalacha[21]
  • Bhang[21]
  • Black bart[21]
  • Black gunion[21]
  • Blaze[20]
  • Blonde[21]
  • Blue sage[21]
  • Blunt[1][20][21]
  • Bo[21]
  • Bobo bush[21]
  • Boo boo bama[21]
  • Boom[21]
  • Broccoli[20]
  • Bud[1][20][21]
  • Burnie[21]
  • Butter flower[21]
  • Cabbage[1]
  • Canamo[21]
  • Canappa[21]
  • Cannabis[21]
  • Cannon[20]
  • Catnip[1][21]
  • Cest[21]
  • Charge[21]
  • Cheeba[21]
  • Cheese
  • Chira[21]
  • Christmas tree[1]
  • Chronic[1][21]
  • Churus[21]
  • Citrol[21]
  • Climb[1]
  • Cochornis[21]
  • Coliflor tostao (Spanish)[21]
  • Crazy weed[21]
  • Crying weed[21]
  • Cryptonite[21]
  • Culican[21]
  • Dagga[21]
  • Da kine[1]
  • Dank[1]
  • Dawamesk[21]
  • Devil's lettuce[95]
  • Dew[21]
  • Diambista[21]
  • Dimba[21]
  • Ding[21]
  • Dinkie dow[21]
  • Djamba[21]
  • Dody[21]
  • Doña Juanita ("Lady Jane" in Spanish)[1]
  • Doobie[1][20]
  • Dope[21]
  • Doradilla[21]
  • El Gallo (Spanish for "Rooster")[21]
  • Endo[20]
  • Esra[21]
  • Fatty[20]
  • Feeling[21]
  • Fine stuff[21]
  • Fir[21]
  • Flower[20]
  • Fu[21]
  • Gage or gauge[21]
  • Ganja[1][20]
  • Gash[21]
  • Ghana[21]
  • Gold star[21]
  • Golden[21]
  • Gonj[21]
  • Good giggles[1][21]
  • Gorge[21]
  • Grass[1][20]
  • Grata[21]
  • Green[1]
  • Green goddess[1]
  • Greta[21]
  • Griffa[21]
  • Grifo[22]
  • Gunga[21]
  • Gungeon[21]
  • Hanhich[21]
  • Happy cigarette[21]
  • Hashish[1]
  • Hay[21]
  • Herb[1][21]
  • Homegrown[21]
  • Hooch[21]
  • Houdini[1]
  • Indian boy[21]
  • Indian hemp[21]
  • Instaga[21]
  • Jane[21]
  • Jay[21]
  • Jive[21]
  • Jolly green[21]
  • Joy smoke[21]
  • Kalakit[21]
  • Kaya[21]
  • KGB ("killer green bud")[21]
  • Kief[21]
  • Kilter[21]
  • Kind[21]
  • Krippy[21]
  • Kumba[21]
  • Kush[21]
  • L pape[20]
  • Laughing grass[21]
  • Left-handed cigarette[20]
  • Lima[21]
  • Llesca[21]
  • Loaf[21]
  • Lobo[21]
  • Loco weed[21]
  • Love weed[21]
  • Macaroni[21]
  • Machinery[21]
  • Maconha[21]
  • Magic dragon[20]
  • Magic smoke[21]
  • Marihuana or Marijuana[1]
  • Mary Jane[20]
  • Maui-wowie[21]
  • Meg[21]
  • Mohasky[21]
  • Mooster[21]
  • Mota[23]
  • MJ[21]
  • Mu[21]
  • Muggle[1]
  • Nixon[1]
  • Pakalolo (Hawaiian for "crazy tobacco")[24]
  • Pinner[20]
  • Pot[1][20][21]
  • Pretendo[21]
  • Rainy day woman[1]
  • Rasta weed[21]
  • Reefer[1][21]
  • Righteous bush[21]
  • Roach[20]
  • Root[21]
  • Rope[21]
  • Rose marie[21]
  • Salad[21]
  • Salt and pepper[21]
  • Siddi[21]
  • Sinsemilla[21]
  • Skunk[20][21]
  • Spliff[20]
  • Stash[25]
  • Sticky icky[21]
  • Stink weed[21]
  • Stogie[1]
  • Tea[21]
  • Thirteen[1]
  • Tai high
  • Taima[21]
  • Takkouri[21]
  • Tex-mex[21]
  • Thirteen[21]
  • Trauma[21]
  • Trees[19][21][26]
  • Unotque[21]
  • Wheat[21]
  • Whacky tabacky[21]
  • Weed[1][17][21]
  • Zambi[21]
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Slang names for cannabis identified by the United States Drug Enforcement Administration

Whether all of these terms are slang names is disputed by some scholars, including writers at The Boston Globe and Reason Magazine.[27][28] Slang names for cannabis that were identified by the Drug Enforcement Administration in 2017–2018 and are not corroborated by another source include:

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  • Alfombra[29]
  • All-Star[29]
  • Almohada[29]
  • Arizona ashes[29]
  • AZ[29]
  • Barbara Jean[29]
  • Bareta[29]
  • Bash[29]
  • Biggy[29]
  • Black Maria[29]
  • Blue cheese[29]
  • Blue Crush[29]
  • Blue Jeans[29]
  • Chernobyl[29]
  • Chistosa[29]
  • Cotorritos[29]
  • Dizz[29]
  • Escoba[29]
  • Gallina[29]
  • Gato[29]
  • Green paint[29]
  • Grenuda[29]
  • Guardada[29]
  • King Louie[29]
  • Lechuga[29]
  • Lemon-Lime[29]
  • Liamba[29]
  • Lime Pillows[29]
  • Loud[29]
  • Mafafa[29]
  • Manteca[29]
  • Maracachafa[29]
  • Mariquita[29]
  • My Brother[29]
  • Narizona[29]
  • O-Boy[29]
  • Palm[29]
  • Platinum Jack[29]
  • Popcorn[29]
  • Shoes[29]
  • Shmagma[29]
  • Shora[29]
  • Shrimp[29]
  • Smoochy Woochy Poochy[29]
  • Tigitty[29]
  • Tila[29]
  • Tims[29]
  • Tosca[29]
  • Train Wreck[29]
  • Tweeds[29]
  • Valle[29]
  • Wooz[29]
  • Young Girls[29]
  • Zacate[29]
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Slang names for good-quality cannabis

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  • BC bud[21]
  • Black gold[21]
  • Bud[21]
  • Buddha[21]
  • Chiba chiba[21]
  • Chronic[1]
  • Citrol[21]
  • Colas[21]
  • Dank[1]
  • Fine stuff[21]
  • Flower tops[21]
  • Ganja[21]
  • Gas[21]
  • Golden leaf[21]
  • Good stuff[21]
  • Hydro[21][304]
  • Kief[21]
  • Killer green bud (KGB)[21]
  • Kind bud[21]
  • Nug[304]
  • Primo[21]
  • Righteous bush[21]
  • Sinsemilla[21]
  • Thai sticks[21]
  • White-haired lady[21]
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Slang names for poor-quality cannabis

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  • Bammies[21]
  • Cabbage[1]
  • Dirt grass[21]
  • Ditch weed[21]
  • Firewood[21]
  • Garbage[21]
  • Green[21]
  • Harsh[21]
  • Leaf[21]
  • Nixon[1]
  • Ragweed[21]
  • Railroad weed[21]
  • Rope[21]
  • Rough stuff[21]
  • Scrub[21]
  • Shake[21][304]
  • Soap bar
  • Stems[21]
  • Swag[21]
  • Whack[21]
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Slang names for a cannabis cigarette

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  • 2 long[20]
  • Airplane[1]
  • Alligator cigarette[1]
  • Blunt[1][20][21]
  • Bomber[304]
  • Bone[21][304]
  • Camberwell carrot[30]
  • Cripple[21][304]
  • Doobie[1][20]
  • Earth[21]
  • Fatty[20][21][304]
  • Gasper[21]
  • Goof butt[21]
  • Happy cigarette[21]
  • Hot stick[21]
  • J or Jay[21]
  • Joint[21][31]
  • Joy stick[21]
  • L pape[20]
  • Left-handed cigarette[20]
  • Log[21]
  • Magic dragon[20]
  • Megg[21]
  • Number[21][304]
  • Panatella[21]
  • Phatty[304]
  • Pinner[20]
  • Pocket rocket[21]
  • Reefer[1][21]
  • Roach[20][21]
  • Spliff[20][21]
  • Stogie[1]
  • Tommy Chong[1]
  • Torpedo[21]
  • Twist[21]
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Slang names for a package or a specific amount of cannabis

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  • Bag[21]
  • Bale[21]
  • Brick[21]
  • Cube[21]
  • Dime bag[304]
  • Dollar[304]
  • Dub[304]
  • Eight ball[304]
  • Eighth[304]
  • Elbow[304]
  • Finger[21]
  • Lid[21]
  • Matchbox[21]
  • Nickel bag[304]
  • OZ[304]
  • Pack[21]
  • QP[304]
  • Quarter[304]
  • Stash[304]
  • Tin[21]
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Names for cannabis strains

{{Main|Cannabis strains}}

Traditional names for heirloom strains

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  • Acapulco gold[32]
  • Afghani[21]
  • African[21]
  • Cambodian red[21]
  • Colombian[21]
  • Hawaiian[21]
  • Jamaican gold[21]
  • Mexican red[21]
  • Panama red[21]
  • Thai stick[21][32]
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Industry trade names for cannabis strains

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  • Amnesia[32]
  • AK-47[32]
  • Amnesia Haze[32][415]
  • Blueberry[32][415]
  • Blue Dream[415]
  • Bubba Kush[32]
  • Bubblegum[32]
  • Critical Mass[32]
  • Durban Poison[32]
  • Gorilla Glue[415]
  • Haze[32]
  • Hindu Kush[32]
  • Jack Herer[32][415]
  • Maui Waui[33]
  • Northern Lights[32][33]
  • OG Kush[32]
  • Purple Haze[32][33]
  • Skunk[32]
  • Sour Diesel[32][33]
  • Strawberry Cough[32]
  • White Widow[32][33]
  • Willie Nelson[33]
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Controversial strain names

Several names for cannabis strains have been controversial.[34] Disputed strain names include:

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  • Bruce Banner[34]
  • Charlotte's Web[34]
  • Girl Scout Cookies[32][34][35]
  • Grape Ape[34]
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Categorized names for strains

Cannabis breeders and retailers have named strains to describe effects.[36] Classification system strain names include:

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  • Calm[35][36]
  • Charge[35][36]
  • Connect[35][36]
  • Created[35][36]
  • Flourish[36]
  • Holistic[36]
  • Self-discovery[36]
  • Social[36]
  • Tranquil[36]
  • Unwind[36]
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Names for cannabis preparations

{{Main|Cannabis edible}}

Traditional names for preparations of cannabis

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  • Bhang[21]
  • Cannabis tea[37]
  • Charas[21]
  • Extract[38]
  • Hashish[39]
  • Hash oil[39]
  • Kief[21]
  • Tincture[40]
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Slang names for cannabis preparations

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  • Alice B. Toklas[21]
  • Magical brownie[41]
  • Space cake[42]
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Industry trade names for cannabis extracts

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  • Budder[43]
  • Concentrate[43]
  • Live resin[44]
  • Shatter[37]
  • Wax[37]
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Names for parts of a cannabis plant

{{Main|Cannabis cultivation}}

English names for parts of a cannabis plant

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  • Bud[21][304]
  • Cola[21][304]
  • Flower[21]
  • Leaf[21]
  • Root[21]
  • Seed[21]
  • Stem[21]
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Names for parts of a cannabis flower

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  • Cannabinoid[488]
  • Resin[304]
  • Terpene[488][45]
  • Trichome[304]
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Scientific names for parts of a cannabis plant

{{Main|Cannabinoid}}

Latin, scientific names for therapeutic compounds isolated from cannabis

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  • Cannabidiol or CBD[46]
  • Tetrahydrocannabinol or THC[46]
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Terms for consuming cannabis

{{Main|Cannabis consumption}}

Names describing methods of consuming cannabis

Cannabis is consumed for its therapeutic effects in several ways, including:

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  • Drink[37]
  • Edible[47]
  • Smoke[47]
  • Topical[48]
  • Vapor[49]
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Slang names for cannabis consumption

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  • 420[1][21]
  • Baking[21]
  • Blast[21]
  • Blaze[21]
  • Burn one[21]
  • Clam bake[21]
  • Fly Mexican airlines[21]
  • Get high[21]
  • Hit[21]
  • Hot box[304]
  • Puff the dragon[21]
  • Rip[21]
  • Session[304]
  • Tea party[21]
  • Toke[21][50]
  • Torch up[21]
  • Vape[51]
  • Wake and bake[21]
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Terms describing cannabis' effects

{{Main|Effects of cannabis}}

English names for the effects of cannabis

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  • Appetite[37]
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Slang names for cannabis' effects

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  • Buzz[50]
  • Baked[50]
  • Cottonmouth[50]
  • Couchlock[52]
  • Fried[50]
  • High[1]
  • Lit up[50]
  • Melted [1]
  • Munchies[50]
  • Nature's holiday[50]
  • Roasted[50]
  • Stoned[50]
  • Toasted[50]
  • Wasted[50]
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Terms relating to the cannabis subculture

{{Main|Glossary of cannabis terms}}

Slang names for a cannabis consumer

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  • Baker[21]
  • Burnout[50]
  • Connoisseur[50]
  • Ent[53]
  • Hippie[54]
  • Pothead[50]
  • Stoner[50]
  • Tea head[50]
  • Viper[50]
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