Synonyms for marijuana
ˌmær əˈwɑ nəmar·i·jua·na

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1. marijuana, marihuana, ganja, Cannabis sativanoun

   a strong-smelling plant from whose dried leaves a number of euphoriant and hallucinogenic drugs are prepared

   Synonyms:
   marihuana, ganja, cannabis

2. cannabis, marijuana, marihuana, ganjanoun

   the most commonly used illicit drug; considered a soft drug, it consists of the dried leaves of the hemp plant; smoked or chewed for euphoric effect

   Synonyms:
   marihuana, ganja, cannabis, hemp

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1. • Controlled Substance
   • Soft Drug

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1. List of paraphrases for "marijuana":

   marihuana, cannabis, hashish, pot, ganja

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1. marijuana

   Synonyms:
   Formally Cannabis sativa, C indica Common synonyms Grass, hashish, hemp, Mary Jane, MJ, pot, reefer, weed Less common street terms Ace, Acupolco-color, Afgani Indica, African, ashes, Aunt Mary, bales, bamba, bhang, Bo, Bobo, boo, boo Boo Bama, Buddha, Bush, Buzz, Cannabis, Cest, Chronic, Cryppie, Cryptonite, crystal tea, Dank, Diambista, Ditch, Ditchweed, Dobie, Domestic, Don Juan, Doob, dope, Doradilla, Draf, Fir, Flowers, Ganja, Gash, Gasper, gold, Gong, Grass, Green-ery, Griefo, Grifa, Gungun, hash oil, herb, Hawaiian homegrown hay, Herba, High, Homegrown, Indica, Indo, J, Joint, Kalakit, Killer, Leaf, Leño, Loco Weed, Mari, Maui-Wowie, Mo, Mota, Numbers, Panama-Adjective, Parsley, PR, Pretendica, puff, Ragweed, Rainy day woman, Rasta, Red Bud, roacha, root, seeds, sinsemilla, Skunk weed, Smoke, Spliff, Stems, Stone, TAC, Texas Tea, Thaistick swisher, THC, blunt, trees, twigs, untoque, wheat, Whacktabacky, Whackyweed, Wood, Yeh, Yerba, Yerhia, Yesca Related Terms AMP, Clickens, or Clickums-MJ joint dipped in formalin or embalming fluid, Amp-MJ joint dipped in formaldehyde and smoked, Amp Joint-MJ cigarette laced with some form of narcotic, B-40-cigar laced with MJ and dipped in malt liquor, Bambu-joint in rolling paper made of hemp, Candy blunt-joint soaked in codeine, Clicker-MJ dipped in formaldehyde and smoked, Ditch weed-MJ of inferior quality, MJ growing naturally in the wild, Frios-MJ laced with PCP, Fry or Fry daddy-crack and MJ, Hashish and Hash-resin from MJ plants pressed into cakes or slabs, Honey blunts-MJ cigars sealed with honey, Indo-MJ mixed with embalming fluid and crack; has appearance of ashes, Lace Joint-MJ cigarette laced with crack; also called Geek or Gig Joint, Love boat-MJ dipped in formaldehyde; PCP, Lovelies-MJ laced with PCP, Panatella-large MJ cigarette, Paper blunts-MJ within a paper casing, Primo-MJ mixed with crack or embalming fluid, Roach-butt of MJ cigarette, Rompums-MJ mixed with horse tranquilizers, Squirrel-MJ and PCP, Philly Blunt, Blunt, or Swisher, Sweet-cigar with MJ replacing tobacco, Smurf-cigar dipped in embalming fluid, Sherm, Illies-tobacco and pot rolled together and dipped in PCP, Thaisticks-bundles of MJ soaked in hashish oil: MJ buds bound on short sections of bamboo, Wack or WAC-cigar dipped in embalming fluid, Water or Water Water-methamphetamine; PCP; a mixture of MJ and other substances within a cigar, Wollie-rocks of crack rolled into MJ cigarette, Woolah-a hollowed out cigar refilled with MJ and crack, Woolie-blunt with MJ and crack, Wooly blunts-marijuana and crack or PCP, Zay-blunt with strychnine or rat poison

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1. John Scherbenske of the DEA:

   These drugs are being marketed and sold as legal alternatives to marijuana, cocaine, meth and heroin.

2. Robert Odawi Porter:

   Alcohol has ravaged Indian communities. It stares us in the face every day, now we’ve got to carefully examine the impact of marijuana.

3. Andrew Cuomo:

   By providing individuals who have suffered the consequences of an unfair marijuana conviction with a path to have their records expunged and by reducing draconian penalties, we are taking a critical step forward in addressing a broken and discriminatory criminal justice process.

4. President Barack Obama:

   Young people: I understand this is important to you, but as you be thinking about climate change, the economy and jobs, war and peace, maybe way at the bottom you should be thinking about marijuana.

5. Janet Audrain-McGovern:

   When we were thinking about this topic, we were kind of just reflecting on the fact that we have more tobacco products on the market now than ever, and we've seen cigarette smoking decline among young people, but we've seen increase in use of these other tobacco products. At the same time, we've also seen in many areas of the country a lessening of the restrictions surrounding marijuana use.