charas
- noun
- /ˈtʃɑːrəs/
- NSFW
- In some regions of India, charas is traditionally hand-rolled from cannabis plants.
Examples
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The police confiscated several kilograms of charas during the raid.
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Tourists are often warned about the legal risks of possessing charas in foreign countries.
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He brought some charas from his trip to India.
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Many people enjoy using charas for relaxation.
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In some regions of India, charas is traditionally hand-rolled from cannabis plants.
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The police confiscated several kilograms of charas during the raid.
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Many people enjoy using charas for relaxation.
Synonyms
A drug made from the sticky part of the cannabis plant that people smoke to feel high
A sticky substance from the cannabis plant used to make hashish that contains chemicals that make you feel high
A sticky part of the hemp plant that makes people feel high
A drug made from the hemp plant that people smoke to feel strange or see things
A hand-rolled sticky substance from India and Nepal made from cannabis that people smoke
Surface Forms
Etymology
Charas comes from India and was taken from the Hindi word charas, meaning 'hashish' or 'cannabis resin'. People make it by rubbing the sticky resin from live cannabis plants, so that's why charas today means this kind of cannabis resin used as a drug.