Stoners have developed their own vocabulary to describe various aspects of cannabis culture, such as: Weed: A general term for cannabis, derived from its appearance as a dried herb. Pot: Another common term for cannabis, derived from its Spanish name "potiguaya". Marijuana: A term for cannabis that originated in Mexico and became popularized in the US during the prohibition era. Ganja: A term for cannabis that originated in India and is associated with the Rastafari movement. Herb: A term for cannabis that emphasizes its natural origin and medicinal value. Grass: A term for cannabis that refers to its green color and plant-like appearance. Bud: A term for cannabis that refers to the part of the plant that contains the highest concentration of cannabinoids, also known as the flower or nugget. Joint: A term for a rolled cigarette containing cannabis, also known as a spliff or doobie. Blunt: A term for a rolled cigar containing cannabis, usually made with tobacco leaves or wraps. Bong: A term for a water pipe used to smoke cannabis, also known as a bubbler or hookah. Bowl: A term for a small pipe used to smoke cannabis, also known as a spoon or chillum. Vape: A term for an electronic device used to vaporize cannabis oil or dry herb, also known as a vaporizer or e-cigarette. Edible: A term for a food or drink infused with cannabis oil or butter, also known as a medible or treat. Tincture: A term for a liquid extract of cannabis that can be taken orally or sublingually, also known as a drop or spray. Topical: A term for a cream or lotion infused with cannabis that can be applied to the skin, also known as a salve or balm.