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cannabis resin

cannabis resin

1 7.8
A sticky substance from the cannabis plant used to make hashish that contains chemicals that make you feel high
  • noun
  • /ˈkænəˌbɪs ˈrɛzɪn/
  • NSFW
translation icon : resina de cannabis
  • He bought some cannabis resin from the local dispensary.

Examples

  • Many people prefer cannabis resin over traditional marijuana.

  • The police seized several kilograms of cannabis resin during the drug bust.

  • Importing cannabis resin is illegal in many countries due to its psychoactive properties.

  • Many hashish products are derived directly from cannabis resin collected from the plant.

  • The dealer sold high-quality cannabis resin to his regular customers.

  • He carefully scraped the cannabis resin from the plant to use for making hashish.

  • Many users prefer cannabis resin for its potent psychoactive effects.

Synonyms

hash
vscannabis resin
  • NSFW
20 9.3

A solid drug made from the cannabis plant that people smoke

is the sticky extract that includes the primary psychoactive components
hashish
vscannabis resin
  • NSFW
9 9.0

A drug made from the sticky part of the cannabis plant that people smoke to feel high

is the sticky extract containing the main psychoactive compounds
cannabin
vscannabis resin
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9.9

A sticky part of the hemp plant that makes people feel high

is the sticky extract that contains the primary psychoactive components

How Psychoactive

hash
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20 9.3
cannabis resin
  • NSFW
1 7.8
cannabis
  • NSFW
49 4.6

Surface Forms

Morphology

Cannabis + resin

The meaning 'a sticky substance obtained from the cannabis plant' is directly and compositionally derived from 'cannabis' (the plant/hemp/marijuana) plus 'resin' (a sticky substance). This straightforward noun–noun compounding is cross-linguistically common, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents would very likely infer the correct meaning.

Etymology

Cannabis resin is the sticky resin the cannabis plant makes. People collect this resin to make hashish, so the phrase means the concentrated, 'mind-changing' part of the plant.