Marijuana Overdose

The untrue idea that a lethal amount of marijuana can be smoked by one person.

"Is there such a thing as a marijuana overdose?"
"No, no there is not."

by nothething August 20, 2009

marijuanabe

Somebody who dresses, acts, talks, etc., like a stoner, but has never actually smoked marijuana. They may or may not pretend they have in the past, but the truth is they have never smoked it.

Guy 1: Dude, Brian is such a stoner.

Guy 2: No dude, he's never smoked anything in his life. He's just a marijuanabe.

by G-BABY-G November 3, 2010

Marijuana

A sturdy plant, indeginous to all parts of the world, which has a chemical ingredient,delta-9 tetra hydra cannibinol (normally referred to as THC), which induces intoxication. Plainly put, it's a weed that gets you high.

Hey, man, I just got a bag of marijuana. Wanna smoke some?

by WhatInThe42o October 23, 2004

marijuana

A so called drug which isn't that strong, and by most, isn't considered a drug. You be suprised, even your local cop might be doing it too.

person #1: wanna smoke a joint?
Person #2: aiight!

by DitzySteph June 25, 2004

marijuana

God's plant...shouldn't even be considered a drug. Weed makes people more friendly and laid back, and eases their minds. It does not promote violence. If anything, alcohol should be illegal because it alters one's mood and incites violent behavior. Anyone that's a true smoker knows this. It doesn't make you slow or mentally retarded, it doesn't have any health risks, it is a plant God put on this Earth for his children to enjoy and that is all. So roll that hydro!

If everybody smoked a blunt, believe the mind, the world could be a better place.
- Krayzie Bone

by MC J Mo September 25, 2004

marijuana

good ass shit, LEGALIZE IT!

wanna get high?--towelle {south park}

by CoUrTnEy =) December 18, 2003

marijuana

A slang term for the dried leaf and/or bud of the various cannabis plants coined in México which translates to Mary Jane. The use of the word became popular in the U.S.A. during the late 1930s when people in the petroleum, cotton, timber, alcohol, and tobaco industries, along with Hary Ansliger who hated Jazz* and Mexicans**, used the word in prohibitionistic propaganda to use people's xenophobic/racist views to create an unconstitutional tax on the substance.

*Many Jazz musicians used "Lo Zee Rose" or "Orchestrations" (both slang words for the word being defined). This is why Anslinger wanted to illegalize it.

**Use of cannabis was common among Mexicans, Mexican immigrants, and their posterity at the time.

I don't use the word "marijuana" when speaking english because of how it has a xenophobic/racist connotation.

by bryan Andradé January 11, 2004