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Whats do usualy call weed where you from?

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by inestor93, Aug 12, 2012.

  1. Buda,sess,gree,killa,etc...im from tx..we jus go by reggie or dro...dro bein high mids or dank..ussualy.so what ya be callin yalls green?
     
  2. Tree, fire, dank, loud, stank dank, greens, herbs, buds, grass, ganj(a), kill, chron(ic), kush
     
  3. im from texas, i call it dank, cause its usually..dank.
     
  4. i just call it weed, bud...thats pretty much it
     
  5. There's a lot of words for it in London such as
    Crow, Food, Gear, Tech, Ganja, Bud, Weed
     
  6. Herb
    Bud
    Ganj
    Skunk Gunk
     
  7. Bud
    Buddha
    Skunk
    Dank
    Weed
    Ganja
    Chronic
    Pot
    Herb
     
  8. some of that sticky icky ooooweeeee
     
  9. Bud, weed, draw.
     
  10. Cro
    Draw
    Food
    Weed
    Puff
    Budge
     
  11. Have you guys noticed that most of the people who call it pot have a negative opinion of it?
     
  12. Weed, bud, green
     
  13. This might get confusing....
     

  14. I didn't notice that. That's too bad. I love this word, but I'm not a native English speaker anyway, so I guess it doesn't count.

    In my country, we call it mostly grass. Distinction between bud and hash is made by means of the words "green" and "brown" (translated in local language). We also use the term "marijuana" a lot, I think it's the most popular word for weed, for those who smoke as well as for those who don't. Also, I think every user or group of users makes up their own slang, in order to avoid detection.
     

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