charas n.
(drugs) hashish.
[ | Harper’s Mag. Apr. n.p.: The churrus of Herat, which is one of the most powerful species of the narcotic, is obtained by pressing the plant in cloths]. | |
Black Candle 332: The hemp resin for smoking and chewing comes in three forms – chang, ganja and charas. | ||
Und. Speaks 20/1: Charas, an inexpensive substitute for opium made principally from mariahuana [sic] and aromatic drugs. | ||
[ | ‘Marihuana As A Developer Of Criminals’ n.p.: In India, the resinous substance which exudes from the flowering head of the female plant is called ‘chearris’, and is either smoked or taken in pills or in confections]. | |
Narcotics Lingo and Lore. | ||
Drugs from A to Z (1970). | ||
Leaves of Grass 21: The highest grade of charas is about the strongest hash going [...] Charas is the resin of carefully selected female plants, scraped only from the upper leaves. | ||
‘Prison Language’ in Michaels & Ricks (1980) 525: Cannabis is also known to prisoners by the names given to it in the different places in which it is cultivated: charas (India), [etc.]. | ||
ONDCP Street Terms 5: Charas — Marijuana from India [...] Churus — Marijuana. | ||
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