Hashishes [noun]

It was the abuse of hashish that, undoubtedly, undermined his constitution, formerly so robust and strong.

He counts as nothing the consideration of the help that genius can draw from the ideas suggested by intoxication of hashish.

Of a surety it is smuggled tobacco from the warehouse of the Sheikh; or maybe hashish, and worth much gold.

Baroudi took it for a moment, inhaled the smoke of the hashish, and poured it out from his mouth and nostrils.

That man whom he had seen driving the Russian horses, and squatting on the floor of the hashish café, might well be at home here.

Now the first account is suspiciously like a book-story of Oriental hashish-taking.

I have since learned that opium and hashish (Indian hemp) played an important part.

On one occasion490 they secretly filled his pipe with hashish (Bhang).

Hashish seems843 to be a general term for the preparation of hemp.

They therefore secured, also through François, a box of these cigarettes, and had them heavily drugged with hashish.