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THC

THC

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The main chemical in marijuana that changes the way you think and feel
  • noun
  • /tiː eɪtʃ siː/
  • NSFW
: tetrahidrocannabinol
  • The lower, the lower the THC concentration.
  • THC content
  • THC levels
  • THC concentration

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Examples

  • So in terms of falling asleep and staying asleep, THC and CBD in combination seem to work quite well.

  • Marinol, a pill introduced in the 80s that is synthetic THC, is Schedule III.

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  • - How much THC is in it?

  • Maybe something with a little bit of THC that can help set the mood in the bedroom.

  • That's where we think THC is having its sleep effects.

  • Never mix THC with nicotine.

  • The Portland Pickles have become the first sports team to legally sell THC products at games.

  • Other cannabinoids besides THC may influence the adverse effects of cannabis.

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  • According to IOM, "smoked marijuana ... is a crude THC delivery system that also delivers harmful substances."

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  • The hospital confirmed high levels of THC in the patient's system after testing.

Synonyms

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A chemical in the cannabis plant that makes people feel high

is the shortened familiar label commonly used in speech and labels

Surface Forms

THC singular
THCs plural

Etymology

THC is an abbreviation of the chemical name tetrahydrocannabinol, a name that even contains cannabis, the plant it comes from. So THC is the main part of cannabis that changes the mind and makes the 'high' feeling.