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ganja
noun- marijuana, notably from Jamaica JAMAICA
Hindi word for “cannabis,” possibly derived from BHANG - — Clancy Eccles, Ganja Free, 1972
- [T]he Busaccas can have the franchise to sell the hard shit and the Hispanics can sell the speed and ganja. — Richard Condon, Prizzi’s Glory, p. 166, 1988
- Got us a little Rasta mon here. Peace, love, an ganja. — Jess Mowry, Way Past Cool, p. 18, 1992
- He remembers an uncle getting “so mean on ganja, he kills his girlfriend.” — People, p. 77, 23 May 1994
- “Yeah, feeling good, huh?” Louis said, getting close, the man’s face. “You like that ganja.” — Elmore Leonard, Riding the Rap, p. 131, 1995
- Most Rastas have no interest in violent action – and with such a devotion to consuming vast quantities of the very finest sinsemilla ganja in chalices, chillums or spliffs the size of ice cream cones, how could it be otherwise? — Harry Shapiro, Waiting For The Man, 1999
- the white establishment US
- — James Haskins, The Story of Hip-Hop, p. 139, 2000
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