hemp
15
4.4
- noun
- /hɛmp/
- NSFW
:
cáñamo
- But it remains illegal to grow hemp in the United States under federal law.
- industrial hemp
- grow hemp
- hemp seeds
You get a toner with CBD from hemp, Mario Badesco.
- You get a toner with CBD from hemp, Mario Badesco.
- OK Mood offers federally legal forms of THC extracted from hemp plants.
- THC a flower, soothing topicals and calming drops all crafted with the highest quality hemp sourced from trusted, independently owned American farms.
- What about those people out there say you can't get all the amino branches, amino acid, everything from hemp.
- I'll make a post workout shake where I will throw in some hemp seeds and I'll get some protein there.
- ALAEPA&DHAALA; is abundant in chia and flaxseed and also found in large quantities in walnuts, soybeans and hemp seeds.
- It's like a cannabis hemp seed old primer.
- When I was in prison, it was a bit of hemp puff.
Examples
-
The plant hemp has been used for centuries to create strong ropes and textiles.
-
The resolution called industrial hemp a "high-value, low-input crop" that can grow without irrigation.
Blog text (6) -
But if I talk about the whole earth, what about using the hemp plant to do all of these things that it can do?
-
I work at a hemp company.
-
You work at the hemp factory, right?
-
During that time, Kentucky established itself as the leading hemp producer in the U.S.
Blog text (20) -
After the Civil War, hemp production declined in Kentucky, as well as in other areas of the country.
Blog text (20) -
Currently, all hemp products sold in the U.S. are imported or manufactured from imported hemp.
Blog text (20) -
All American farmers were legally bound to grow hemp during the Colonial Era and Early Republic.
Blog text (5) -
A number of other states besides Kentucky have passed laws permitting some aspects of hemp production.
Blog text (20)
Synonyms
3
5.5
A tall rough plant with fan-shaped leaves, grown for strong fibers and to make drugs
1
6.2
A plant whose dried leaves and flowers are used as a drug or medicine
A plant often Cannabis sativa grown for fiber to make rope or for drugs like hashish
A tall plant from Asia with smelly leaves grown for fiber, medicine, and drugs that change the mind
A plant like hemp with leaves and flowers used to make bhang and hashish and sometimes grown for fiber
Compounds
A tropical plant with thick striped green leaves grown for strong fibers and decoration
A tropical climbing plant that grows up trees and has small flowers that smell like vanilla
A tall annual plant that grows along rivers in the US southwest and improves soil while giving strong fiber
- South African
A South African plant whose long, strong leaves people use to make rope
- South African
A large shrub with many hairy branches, large hairy leaves and white flowers
- Philippine
A strong natural fiber from the abaca plant that people use to make ropes
A tall plant from the Philippines whose leaf stalks give strong fiber for rope, paper, and textiles
A tall wild plant with divided leaves and small purple flowers that grows in wet places
- NSFW
A plant often Cannabis sativa grown for fiber to make rope or for drugs like hashish
- Australian
A tall tropical plant with strong soft fiber used to make rope and sacks
How Psychoactive
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hemp originally named the tall cannabis plant in old languages. Because people grew the plant for its fiber, seeds, and sometimes for drugs, the name hemp now covers both the tall plant itself and the useful (or sometimes regulated) products made from it.