Slang

🔊 four twen·ty frend·lee

A discreet way to say cannabis friendly.

🔊 bickd

When someone accidentally steals a lighter.

🔊 bin·dee bud

Slang for Australian Bastard Cannabis, A rare genetic mutation causing fern-like leaves and bushy growth.

🔊 blitsd

Slang for being extremely high.

🔊 bong kis

Slang for when dirty bong water splashes and gets on the lips or in the mouth.

🔊 bud

1. Slang for cannabis flowers. 2. Any newly emerging plant part.

🔊 kuh·NAY·dee·unz

90's and 2000's slang for bulk cannabis imported from Canada.

🔊 kan·uh TOOR·iz·um

Travel and tourism centered around cannabis culture and experiences.

🔊 kasht

When a bowl is completely smoked and there is nothing left to hit.

🔊 kee·moh hunt

The process of growing and selecting a specific plant for its cannabinoid and terpene profile.

🔊 KEE·moh·type hunt

The process of growing and selecting a specific plant for its cannabinoid and terpene profile.

🔊 kot·un mowth

Dry mouth caused by cannabis use, occurring when cannabinoids reduce saliva production.

🔊 kot·un mowth

Dry mouth caused by cannabis use, occurring when cannabinoids reduce saliva production.

🔊 kowch lok

A heavy, sedative effect that leaves the user feeling glued to the couch and unable to move easily.

🔊 kross·fayd·ed

The state of being under the influence of both cannabis and alcohol at the same time.

🔊 dyoos

Slang for the second person in a joint rotation.

🔊 DIS·poh

Slang for dispensary, the licensed retail store where cannabis products are legally sold.

🔊 doynk

Slang for an especially large, generously packed joint or blunt.

🔊 drip

Short for drip irrigation, a system delivering water and nutrients slowly and directly to plant roots.

🔊 droh

Short for hydroponic, 1990s and 2000s slang for high-quality indoor-grown cannabis.

🔊 duch

Refers to a Dutch Masters cigar used as a blunt wrap by removing the tobacco and replacing it with cannabis.

🔊 DUCH·ee

A blunt rolled using a Dutch Masters cigar as the wrap after removing the tobacco.

🔊 ayth

Short for an eighth of an ounce, or 3.5 grams, one of the most common purchase amounts for cannabis flower.

🔊 fayd

The natural yellowing of cannabis leaves as the plant nears harvest, signaling the end of the flowering cycle.