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What (who) is hashish$33906$ - definition
BOOK BY FITZ HUGH LUDLOW
The Hashish Eater
Hasheesh
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CANNABIS PRODUCT
Haschisch; Hachis; Hasheesh; Finger hash; Cannabis resin; Ice-water separation; Ice hash; Bubblehash; Bubble hash; Hatchis; Iceolator hash; Ice-water extraction; Afghan cannabis; Hasch; Hash (drug)
·noun ·Alt. of Hashish.
hashish
CANNABIS PRODUCT
Haschisch; Hachis; Hasheesh; Finger hash; Cannabis resin; Ice-water separation; Ice hash; Bubblehash; Bubble hash; Hatchis; Iceolator hash; Ice-water extraction; Afghan cannabis; Hasch; Hash (drug)
['ha?i:?, -???, ha'?i:?]
¦ noun cannabis.
Origin
C16: from Arab. ?asis 'dry herb, powdered hemp leaves'.
hashish
CANNABIS PRODUCT
Haschisch; Hachis; Hasheesh; Finger hash; Cannabis resin; Ice-water separation; Ice hash; Bubblehash; Bubble hash; Hatchis; Iceolator hash; Ice-water extraction; Afghan cannabis; Hasch; Hash (drug)
Hashish is an illegal drug made from the hemp plant which some people smoke like a cigarette to make them feel relaxed. (OLD-FASHIONED)
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Wikipedia
The Hasheesh Eater
The Hasheesh Eater (1857) is an autobiographical book by Fitz Hugh Ludlow describing the author's altered states of consciousness and philosophical flights of fancy while he was using a cannabis extract. In the United States, the book created popular interest in hashish, leading to hashish candy and private hashish clubs. The book was later popular in the counter-culture movement of the 1960s.
The Hasheesh Eater is often compared to Confessions of an English Opium-Eater (1821), Thomas De Quincey's account of his own addiction to laudanum (opium and alcohol).
