huasca

Huasca is short for ayahuasca, the sacred ancient brew from south america. It's active ingredients are DMT (DiMethylTryptamine)(the most powerful hallucinogen/psychedelic on earth) and natural MAOI's (mono amine oxidase inhibitor's) (which allow the dmt to be active orally). One of the oldest drugs known to be used by humans and a farely common yet unknown method for ingesting DMT and getting an incredible psychedelic effect.

I drank some huasca last night and lets just say I tripped harder than i ever thought possible...

huasca by joe brosaff October 11, 2006

Huasca

Also written guasca

1. Male seminal fluid
2. Crap or things without much value

1. My gf removed all my huasca from my body yesterday night
2. Your brother really enjoys drinking my huasca
3. This folders are full of huasca

Huasca by El_teno January 14, 2022

Hascall

1. one of the best kinds of names out there

2. one of those people who are always into something... i.e. that curious one

i.e. like that Hascall girl

Hascall by JOrge's girl June 19, 2008

Huescaman

Huescaman aka Messi is basically a Argentina player , people also calls him bottler because he can't performs in big matches and always ghosting against big teams , statpad againsts weak clubs like eibar and huesca

Hey today messi didn't scores against psg but he will surely score hat-trick against huesca because he's Huescaman

Huescaman by Gourav jain March 27, 2021

huascfj 

ur mom and ur dad

huascfj lol

huascfj by NOTSCAM.GG NOTSCAM.GG NOTSCAM. February 3, 2022

Hoasca 

noun.
UK: əʊəskə | US: oʊəskə
1. Pharm. The name given to the psychoactive beverage prepared from the decoction of the woody part of the mariri vine (Banisteriopsis caapi) with the leaves of the chacrona tree (Psychotria viridis), which contains, respectively, the β-carbolines harmine, harmaline and tetrahydroharmine and the psychoactive alkaloid N,N-dimethyltryptamine (DMT); Ayahuasca, Vegetal, Daime, Yagé.
2. An entheogenic tea of South American origin prepared with the mariri vine and the leaves of the chacrona tree that provides an expanded state of consciousness. The use of Hoasca in shamanic rituals is part of the ancestral culture of several tribes in the Amazon region of Brazil, Peru and Bolivia, including the Ashaninka, Huni Kuin, Ticuna and Tucano. Since the 1930s, it has been distributed as a sacrament in some Christian religions, such as the União do Vegetal, Santo Daime, Barquinha and Alto Santo. The tea is proven harmless to health when used in the religious context and without the association with other substances, according to scientific studies conducted by renowned entities.

"Hoasca tea facilitates a mental introspection, producing clarity of consciousness and a sharpening of perception."

Hoasca by André Fagundes March 24, 2020

Hoasca 

UK: əʊəskə | US: oʊəskə
1. Pharm. The name given to the psychoactive beverage prepared from the decoction of the woody part of the mariri vine (Banisteriopsis caapi) with the leaves of the chacrona tree (Psychotria viridis), which contains, respectively, the β-carbolines harmine, harmaline and tetrahydroharmine and the psychoactive alkaloid N,N-dimethyltryptamine (DMT); 2. An entheogenic tea of South American origin prepared with the mariri vine and the leaves of the chacrona tree that provides an expanded state of consciousness. The use of Hoasca in shamanic rituals is part of the ancestral culture of several tribes in the Amazon region of Brazil, Peru and Bolivia, including the Ashaninka, Huni Kuin, Ticuna and Tucano.

Other common names: Ayahuasca, Vegetal, Daime, Yagé.

Since the 1930s, Hoasca tea has been distributed as a sacrament in some Christian religions, such as the União do Vegetal, Santo Daime, Barquinha and Alto Santo. The tea is proven harmless to health when used in the religious context and without the association with other substances, according to scientific studies conducted by renowned entities.

Hoasca by André Fagundes May 28, 2020