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Weed terminology in India

First off: if we’re going to talk weed, you need to know your slang!
  • Baba: Slang for weed.
  • Bhang: The cannabis plant. Also the edible form of cannabis, usually made from Indica strains. Think bhang lassi.
  • Charras: Hashish, usually hand-rubbed in India.
  • Chillum: Conical, pipe-like device used for smoking. Preparing a chillum is quite the process!
  • Desi joint: Joint/spliff made using the body of a pre-rolled cigarette.
  • Rizlas: Rolling papers. Rizlas can be found throughout the country, though king sized papers aren’t always easy to come by.
  • Roach: End of a joint, as well as the word to use when looking for filter papers for rolling.
  • Shiva: One of the major Hindu gods, often associated with cannabis. Followers of Shiva can imbibe cannabis legally, as it’s considered a way of worshiping the god.
  • Stuff: Slang for weed.
  • Tola: 10 grams.
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