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edible

edible

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A food made with cannabis that people eat to feel its effect
  • noun
  • /ˈɛdɪbəl/
  • NSFW
translation icon : comestible de cannabis
  • I took an edible right before I got on, so I was chilling.
  • marijuana edibles
  • cannabis edible
  • infused edibles

So edibles are very low doses for the most part.

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Examples

  • They were actually edibles called Stony Patch Kids.

  • Let's drop him quick, because these edibles are gonna kick in any second.

  • Yeah, she ate far too much of an edible that she should not have eaten from a stranger.

  • I told you those edibles were strong.

  • So here, take some homemade edibles.

  • Like, I know a lot of people who don't smoke and love edibles, you know what I mean?

  • That's the thing with edibles, start small people.

  • Most pumpkin-flavored edibles this time of year fall more into the dessert category than a healthy vegetable side dish.

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  • I live in Santa Monica and there's a store I go to buy weed, seeds, plants, hash, or edibles. It's still $20 a gram, $75 an eighth, but with names like Sour Diesel and God's Gifts.

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  • Many users are consuming edibles instead of smoking cannabis products.

Compounds

1 1.0

A fruit you can safely eat that is usually sweet

1 2.0

A hard-shelled seed with an edible part inside, like an almond or walnut

A type of corn grown to eat, like sweet corn cooked and eaten

Oils and other foods from animals or plants that people eat and use for cooking

A thin decorative sheet made from food ingredients to decorate cakes and desserts

A small sea animal with a hard shell that people can eat

A small sea animal with spikes whose soft parts people eat, like uni

A small part of a plant that you can eat and use in cooking

A snail that people eat, often in French cooking

A type of pea plant that makes soft pods you can eat whole

A pea plant with thick soft pods that you can eat

A plant with young shoots that people cook and eat as a vegetable

A type of banana grown for its soft, sweet yellow flesh

A seed from plants like peas or lentils that you can eat

3.6

A small shellfish like a clam that people eat

Surface Forms

edible singular
edibles plural

Etymology

Edible used for cannabis treats keeps the same idea and comes from Latin edere 'to eat' with -ible 'able'. So a cannabis edible is simply a food 'able to be eaten' that contains cannabis and is eaten to feel its effects.