edibles
Britishplural noun
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But from one-third of an acre of active growing beds on his property, known as Homeacres, he harvests 25,000 British pounds’ worth of organic edibles annually, selling to a local restaurant and shops.
From Seattle Times
Ingesting THC either through smoking, vaporizing or edibles can make people feel euphoric, relaxed, sleepy, giggly and otherwise intoxicated.
From Salon
At issue is his occasional segment “Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts,” which has been called racist for its use of some traditional Asian foods in its recurring hit parade of edibles.
From Los Angeles Times
The AP said a retailer in Arizona had offered free vaccines along with complimentary joints or edibles early this month, but no other state appears to have a similar program.
From Seattle Times
The passenger reported forgetting "wine and my edibles," no doubt disappointing whatever friends they were on their way to visit.
From Salon
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