haschisch
- noun
- /ˈhæʃɪʃ/
- NSFW
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haschís
- The police seized a kilogram of haschisch during the raid.
Examples
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She said she had never tried haschisch before her trip to Morocco.
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He bought some haschisch from a friend.
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The book describes the cultural significance of haschisch in 19th-century Europe.
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Do you want to try haschisch tonight?
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During their trip, they were curious to learn about how haschisch is made and its effects.
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The movie depicted a scene where characters shared stories while smoking haschisch in a dimly lit room.
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After experimenting with haschisch, he described feeling a deep sense of relaxation and heightened creativity.
Synonyms
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9.3
A solid drug made from the cannabis plant that people smoke
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9.0
A drug made from the sticky part of the cannabis plant that people smoke to feel high
A drug made from the hemp plant that people smoke to feel strange or see things
A sticky part of the hemp plant that makes people feel high
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Etymology
Haschisch comes from Arabic hashīsh, which means 'dried herb' or 'dry grass'. Because it named dried plant material, the word came to mean the sticky hemp extract used as a drug, and you will see it in English as hash or hashish today.