Nancy’s Own Cannabis Glossary

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Distillate

Extract refined by distillation, often enriched in particular cannabinoids.

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Dry sift

Resin-rich particles separated from dry plant material using screens.

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Edible

Food product containing cannabis-derived compounds.

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Errl

Playful pronunciation or spelling of oil in concentrate slang.

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FECO

Full-extract cannabis oil; a product-category abbreviation, not a standardized analytical profile.

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Finger hash

Resin-rich material accumulated on hands during plant handling.

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Flower rosin

Rosin made from cannabis flower rather than separated hash.

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Fresh frozen

Plant material frozen soon after harvest rather than first dried.

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Full melt

Quality or behavior claim that hash melts with little visible residue; standards differ.

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Full spectrum

Marketing label for extracts retaining multiple plant compounds; no universal analytical threshold.

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Gummy

Chewy confection that may contain cannabis-derived ingredients.

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Hash

Resin-rich product made by collecting and consolidating cannabis trichome material.

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Hash oil

Oil-like cannabis extract; honey oil often refers to its appearance rather than a fixed process.

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Hash rosin

Rosin pressed from separated hash or trichome material.

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Hashish

Resin-rich product made by collecting and consolidating cannabis trichome material.

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Honey oil

Oil-like cannabis extract; honey oil often refers to its appearance rather than a fixed process.

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Ice-water hash

Resin-rich material separated using water, agitation, and screening rather than solvent extraction.

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Infused flower

Flower combined with additional cannabis extract or other stated ingredients.

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Infused oil

Carrier oil containing cannabis-derived compounds.

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Infused pre-roll

Pre-roll containing flower plus added concentrate or other stated ingredients.

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Isolate

Highly purified preparation of a specific compound, such as CBD; purity still requires measurement.

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Keef

Loose, resin-rich trichome material separated from cannabis flower; keef is a spelling variant.

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Kief

Loose, resin-rich trichome material separated from cannabis flower; keef is a spelling variant.

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Kif

Regional term that may mean cannabis material, a cannabis-tobacco preparation, or resin-rich material; context matters.

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Live resin

Extract associated with fresh-frozen plant material and commonly solvent extraction.

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Live rosin

Rosin associated with fresh-frozen starting material, commonly through an ice-water hash intermediate.

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Moon rocks

Usually flower coated with extract and resin-rich particles; ingredients vary.

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Nanoemulsion

Dispersion with very small droplets, used to carry oil-like ingredients in a water-based product.

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Pressed hash

Collected resin-rich material compacted into a solid form.

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Pull-and-snap

Concentrate texture that stretches and then breaks under some conditions.

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Resin

Plant secretion rich in specialized compounds; slang also refers to pipe residue, which is a different material.

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Rosin

Extract separated by pressure and heat rather than an extraction solvent.

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RSO

Rick Simpson Oil: name used for certain concentrated cannabis oils; formulations vary and the name does not establish efficacy.

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Salve

Semi-solid preparation intended for external application.

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Sap

Texture name for viscous, sticky concentrate.

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Sauce

Market term for a liquid or semi-liquid concentrate fraction, often aromatic and sometimes mixed with crystals.

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Scissor hash

Resin-rich residue collected on trimming tools.

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Shatter

Concentrate texture that is glass-like and brittle under suitable conditions.

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Sift

Resin-rich particles separated from dry plant material using screens.

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Solvent-free

Claim that little or no extraction solvent remains; not necessarily produced without solvents.

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A solvent-extracted product may claim solvent-free after processing.

Solventless

Claim that the separation process uses no extraction solvent; common examples include pressing and mechanical separation.

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Sugar

Concentrate texture with small grain-like crystals.

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Temple ball

Traditional style of rounded, worked hash; exact process and naming vary.

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Terp sauce

Market term for a liquid or semi-liquid concentrate fraction, often aromatic and sometimes mixed with crystals.

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THCA diamonds

Crystalline concentrate often consisting largely of THCA; diamonds alone is a market texture name.

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Tincture

Liquid extract preparation, traditionally alcohol-based; cannabis markets sometimes apply the name to oil-based liquids.

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Topical

Product intended to be applied to an external body surface.

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Transdermal patch

Patch designed to deliver ingredients across skin; different from a product simply applied on skin.

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Wax

Broad texture name for soft cannabis concentrates.

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Adult-use

Cannabis market category for adults outside a medical program; legal definitions vary.

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Bag

Informal names for a package of cannabis; no fixed weight.

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Batch

Defined quantity produced or processed together for identification and testing.

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Certificate of analysis

Laboratory report listing results for a tested sample; scope, methods, and sampling matter.

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COA

Laboratory report listing results for a tested sample; scope, methods, and sampling matter.

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Deli style

Retail model where flower is portioned from bulk containers rather than sold only prepackaged.

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Delivery

Transport of a purchased product to the customer or recipient.

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Dime

Historical slang for about ten dollars’ worth of cannabis, with no fixed weight.

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Dime bag

Historical slang for about ten dollars’ worth of cannabis, with no fixed weight.

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Dispensary

Retail outlet for cannabis, often medical or adult-use depending on its authorization.

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Dub

Historical slang for about twenty dollars’ worth of cannabis; weight is not fixed.

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