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bhang
[bang]
Etymology: Hindi, bag
an Asian Indian hallucinogenic, composed of dried leaves and the young stems of uncultivated Cannabis sativa. It is usually ingested as a boiled mixture with milk, sugar, or water. It produces euphoria. It also may be smoked or chewed. Also spelled bang. See also cannabis.


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