GRASS

What Does GRASS Mean in a Text?

Terms Used by Drug Dealers and Users

We have over 200 terms in our glossary of drug-related terms. Some of these terms are meant to be amusing, some are meant to be descriptive, and some are meant to be "cool." They all have one thing in common though: they all mask the true nature of the texts they feature in. Here is the one you care about:

GRASS means "Cannabis."

More Observations...

The term GRASS is another term to describe the drug cannabis. Similarly to the term WEED, GRASS gets its name from the appearence of the drug. There are many other names for cannabis:

• BLOW
• DOPE
• GANGA
• HASH
• POT
• WEED

There are many slang terms for cannabis. This is likely due to the fact that it is an illegal substance. Once adults or authorities realised what one term meant, it made way for another to take its place.

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When I write GRASS, I mean this:

Grass is a common colloquial term for cannabis in UK and USA.

Summary of Key Points

We have summarized the key points in the table below:

GRASS
Definition:	Cannabis
Type:	Slang Word (Jargon)
Guessability:	1: Easy to guess
Typical Users:	Adults and Teenagers

Examples of GRASS in Sentences

Here are examples of GRASS in conversations:

• Tony: Hey, my mate wants to buy a 20 bag later.
• Jordan: If he's got the cash, he can have all the GRASS he wants.

• Tony: Who has the GRASS?
• Jordan: John does, we made him hide it in his underwear, just in case.

An Academic Look at GRASS

GRASS is typically used as a noun (i.e., a naming word). For example:

• Where did you put the bag of GRASS?
(Here, GRASS is being used as a noun.)

Example of GRASS Used in a Text

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