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skunk-weed

skunk-weed

9.9
A strong-smelling form of marijuana used for pleasure
  • noun
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translation icon : marihuana
  • Some strains of skunk-weed are known for their particularly strong, skunk-like odor and potency.

Examples

  • Police seized a bag of skunk-weed that smelled strongly when officers searched the car.

  • Many people enjoy skunk-weed for its strong effects.

  • At the campus party, several students were talking about skunk-weed and where to buy it.

  • He bought some skunk-weed from his friend.

  • At the campus party, several students were talking about skunk-weed and where to buy it.

  • Police seized a bag of skunk-weed that smelled strongly when officers searched the car.

  • Some strains of skunk-weed are known for their particularly strong, skunk-like odor and potency.

Synonyms

marijuana
vsskunk-weed
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382 4.2

A drug made from dried plant leaves that people use to get high or as medicine

is slangy and highlights very pungent, high potency varieties rather than neutral term
pot
vsskunk-weed
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222 9.1

A drug from the cannabis plant often smoked for pleasure

is focused on strong pungent types rather than the general substance
dope
vsskunk-weed
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221 9.9

A drug people smoke to feel relaxed or high

is narrower, naming potent, very pungent kinds instead of any slang label
weed
vsskunk-weed
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211 9.1

A drug made from a plant that people smoke to relax

refers specifically to the stronger, more pungent versions rather than general slang
cannabis
vsskunk-weed
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49 4.6

A plant whose dried flowers and leaves are used as a drug, often smoked to make you feel high

is informal slang stressing strong smell and potency instead of neutral botanical term
smoke
vsskunk-weed
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29 9.5

A slang word for marijuana used as a drug

is specifically about especially strong, pungent varieties rather than slang use
reefer
vsskunk-weed
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24 9.9

A cigarette made with marijuana that people smoke

identifies the substance itself, focusing on particularly strong, pungent varieties
doobie
vsskunk-weed
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13 9.9

A small rolled cigarette containing marijuana that people smoke

refers instead to the substance itself, especially potent and pungent strains
skunk
vsskunk-weed
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11 9.9

A very strong kind of marijuana with a strong smell

is used more broadly for the substance, not only potent varieties
marijuana cigarette
vsskunk-weed
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5 6.7

A thin roll of marijuana that people smoke

is the name for the substance, especially very pungent and high potency types
skunkweed
vsskunk-weed
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1 9.9

An informal name for very strong marijuana with a bad smell

is the same meaning but written as one unhyphenated word
locoweed
vsskunk-weed
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1 9.9

A street name for the drug marijuana

refers to potent and especially pungent strains rather than any street name
sess
vsskunk-weed
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1 9.9

Dried parts of the marijuana plant that people smoke to feel high

is aimed at very strong, pungent varieties rather than general slang use
dagga
vsskunk-weed
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9.9

A plant like marijuana that people in South Africa smoke to feel high

refers to especially high potency and strong-smelling versions, not just regional use
Cannabis sativa
vsskunk-weed
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6.7

A tall plant from Asia with smelly leaves grown for fiber, medicine, and drugs that change the mind

is slang that points to very potent, pungent types rather than the botanical species

How Potent

concentrate
4 5.2
skunk-weed
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9.9
marijuana
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382 4.2
hemp
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15 4.4

Surface Forms

skunk-weed singular
skunk-weeds plural

Morphology

skunk-weed = skunk + weed (semi-transparent) = skunk + weed

Formally a compound 'skunk' + 'weed', but the slang sense relies on 'weed' = marijuana and a metaphorical/skunky odor, which may not be immediately obvious to all learners.

Etymology

Skunk-weed as slang mixes skunk, meaning a very strong, bad 'smell', and weed, meaning 'marijuana', so it is used for a particularly pungent or strong strain of marijuana.