Cannabis glossary

A "One-hitter quitter" refers to a cannabis strain known for its potent effects, typically requiring only one inhalation to feel its impact.

A Plug in retail context refers to a trusted person or entity that supplies cannabis products directly to consumers, often informally.

One-sentence definition: Reggie is a slang term for low-quality cannabis with low THC content, often dry and lacking in aromatic and visual appeal.

A roach is the small, leftover end of a smoked joint, often saved for later use.

Scooby snacks are a playful slang term for cannabis-infused edibles.

One-sentence definition: A session (sesh) is a casual gathering where people consume cannabis together, often for relaxation or socialization.

Snaps are a method of consuming cannabis by quickly inhaling a small amount from a bong or pipe until it is fully burnt.

A T-break, or tolerance break, is a deliberate pause from cannabis use to reset or lower one's tolerance to its effects.

Terps are aromatic compounds in cannabis responsible for the plant's distinct smells and flavours.

One-sentence definition: Top-shelf refers to the highest quality cannabis products, often characterized by superior aroma, potency, and appearance.

A trim run refers to a batch of cannabis concentrates made from the trimmed leaves and small buds of the cannabis plant.

A "wake and bake" is the practice of consuming cannabis shortly after waking up, often as a morning ritual.

Zaza is a slang term often used to describe high-quality cannabis with a strong aroma and potent effects.