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▸ noun:  Misspelling of marijuana. [The inflorescence of the Cannabis sativa plant, smoked or ingested for euphoric effect.]

Similar:
marihuana, marijuana, indica, cannabis, sativa, pot plant, sweetleaf, hashish, greenery, sensimillia, more...

Opposite:
sober, clean, drug-free, abstinent

Types:
sativa, indica, hybrid, OG Kush, Blue Dream, Sour Diesel, Girl Scout Cookies, White Widow, more...



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Similar:
marihuana, marijuana, indica, cannabis, sativa, pot plant, sweetleaf, hashish, greenery, sensimillia, more...

Opposite:
sober, clean, drug-free, abstinent

Types:
sativa, indica, hybrid, OG Kush, Blue Dream, Sour Diesel, Girl Scout Cookies, White Widow, more...



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