bhang Meaning & Definition
ˈbaŋ
What Does Bhang Mean?
Bhang is used as a noun meaning a mildly intoxicating paste of the ground leaves and flowering tops of cannabis used chiefly in southeastern Asia as an ingredient in various edible preparations. It can also mean a traditional intoxicating drink of India typically containing bhang mixed with milk or yogurt, water, and spices.
Quick Facts About Bhang
| Part of speech | noun |
|---|---|
| Pronunciation | /ˈbaŋ/ |
| Synonyms | bash, bat and beat |
| First known use | 1563 |
Bhang Definition (Noun)
- a mildly intoxicating paste of the ground leaves and flowering tops of cannabis used chiefly in southeastern Asia as an ingredient in various edible preparations
- a traditional intoxicating drink of India typically containing bhang mixed with milk or yogurt, water, and spices
- cannabis
Synonyms of Bhang
bashbatbeatbeltbiffblowbopboxbuffetbustchopclapclipcloutcrackcuffdabdousefilliphackhaymakerhithookknocklarruplashlickpeltpickplumppokepoundpunchrapslamslapslugsmacksmashsockspankstingerstripestrokeswatswipeswitchthudthumpthwackwallopweltwhackwhamwhopblastboomcrashpopreportsnapthunderclapwhompwhumpbootchargeexhilarationfrissonjollieskickrushthrilltitillation
Bhang synonyms and antonyms →Bhang in a Sentence
delivered a sharp bang that rattled the door
a sudden bang made the cat jump
tried to get the most bang for her money at the attractions at the county fair
Word Forms & Grammar
bhang
bhangs
bang
bang for one's buck
bang for the buck
bangs
bhang (uncountable)
Words That Rhyme With Bhang
Origin of Bhang
Origin 1: Hindi bhāṅg & Urdu bhang hemp
Origin 2: Transliteration of Hindustani بھانگ / भाँग (bhāṅg).
First Known Use
1563