locoweed
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9.9
- noun
- NSFW
:
marihuana
- I heard that locoweed is becoming more popular.
Examples
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Some people still refer to marijuana as locoweed in certain communities.
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Rumors spread that someone was selling locoweed at the local park.
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The authorities confiscated several bags of locoweed during the raid.
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Many teenagers experiment with locoweed at parties.
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He sold some locoweed to his friends after the concert last night.
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They were smoking locoweed in the backyard during the summer barbecue.
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Many people at the festival were enjoying locoweed while listening to music.
Synonyms
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9.1
A drug from the cannabis plant often smoked for pleasure
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9.9
A drug people smoke to feel relaxed or high
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9.1
A drug made from a plant that people smoke to relax
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9.0
A cigarette rolled with marijuana for smoking
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8.8
A drug from a plant that people smoke to feel high
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9.5
A slang word for marijuana used as a drug
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9.9
A cigarette made with marijuana that people smoke
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9.9
A small rolled cigarette containing marijuana that people smoke
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9.9
A very strong kind of marijuana with a strong smell
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8.5
Dried marijuana leaves and flowers used as a drug
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9.9
Marijuana used as a slang word in informal street speech
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6.7
A thin roll of marijuana that people smoke
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5.5
A tall rough plant with fan-shaped leaves, grown for strong fibers and to make drugs
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9.9
A slang name for the drug marijuana
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6.2
A plant whose dried leaves and flowers are used as a drug or medicine
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9.9
Dried parts of the marijuana plant that people smoke to feel high
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9.9
A slang word for marijuana used in Spanish-speaking areas
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9.9
A slang term for strong marijuana that people smoke
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9.9
An informal name for very strong marijuana with a bad smell
A slang name for the dried leaves of a plant smoked as a drug
A strong-smelling form of marijuana used for pleasure
A strong type of marijuana from Mexico
A hand-rolled cigarette filled with marijuana
Compounds
- Specialized
A plant with purple, pink, or white flowers that can poison farm animals
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Locoweed comes from Spanish loco 'crazy' and the English word weed. A helpful way to remember the slang use is to think of a 'crazy weed' — a street name for marijuana because it can strongly change how people think and feel.