Hemp

/hɛmp/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A tall plant (Cannabis sativa) of the mulberry family, cultivated for its fiber, seeds, and medicinal properties.

The farmer decided to grow hemp this season due to its sustainable benefits.

The fiber or textile made from the hemp plant, often used in making ropes, textiles, and biodegradable plastics.

She wore a shirt made of hemp fabric, appreciating its breathability and durability.

Any product made from the hemp plant, including seeds or oil.

Hemp oil is becoming increasingly popular as a health supplement.

Middle English 'hempe', from Old English 'hænep', of uncertain origin.

hemp oil

Oil extracted from hemp seeds, often used for cooking and in cosmetic products.

hemp seed

Seeds from the hemp plant, rich in nutrients and often used in health foods.

hemp rope

Rope made from hemp fibers, known for its strength and durability.

cannabis

A plant known for its psychoactive properties, including various strains and forms.

marijuana

Dried flowers and leaves of the cannabis plant, used for recreational and medicinal purposes.

textiles

Materials, typically produced by weaving or knitting, used for clothing and other fabrics.

Hemp is sometimes referred to as 'ganja' in casual conversation.

Some people believe that hemp is a less intense alternative to traditional marijuana.

The term 'CBD' is commonly used to refer to products derived from hemp that contain cannabidiol.

I prefer using hemp-derived CBD for its health benefits without the high.