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weed.
See cannabis.
weed
1. a plant growing out of place.
2. of horses, see sporadic lymphangitis.
noxious weed (1)
a plant defined by law as being particularly undesirable, invasive and difficult to control.
weed
Drug slang Marijuana, see there
Patient discussion about weed.

Q. is smoking weed bad for me? what can it do to me if it so?

A. all illegal drugs are bad,weed can cause memory loss,low sex drive,dependency,etc.it also causes family problems,and its ILLEGAL.

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