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The Oxford English Dictionary Just Got High On Reefer Madness

Brendan Bures - May 20, 2019

Language constitutes reality, so it stands to reason when the country is afoot with change around the way we perceive and discuss cannabis, so too would the words we use to describe marijuana-related activities.

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