How Many Words Can You Form Out Of This Word?

Marijuana

Man

i dont see any


cept man as u said :dance:

run

Jam in Aura :D best i could do

Ram

ran

Do you mean, like, in any order?
Like if I said, ruin?
I still see Marijuana.

rim

Iran

anaujiram

mana

juan (like the name)

main

Marijuana

A,I,ran,rain,man,jar,jam,

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Originally Posted by beachguy in thongs

Do you mean, like, in any order?
Like if I said, ruin?
I still see Marijuana.

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Yes any order.

Ruin is your anwser.

rain

jam

jamin

Mar

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Originally Posted by Trichome Creator

Yes any order.

Ruin is your anwser.

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Oh, okay. So, it's one answer each. :smokin:

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Originally Posted by beachguy in thongs

Oh, okay. So, it's one answer each. :smokin:

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No keep going. I did several myself.

marijuana-
1918, alt. by influence of Sp. proper name Maria Juana "Mary Jane" from mariguan (1894), from Mex.Sp. marihuana, of uncertain origin.

"Marijuana ... makes you sensitive. Courtesy has a great deal to do with being sensitive. Unfortunately marijuana makes you the kind of sensitive where you insist on everyone listening to the drum solo in Iron Butterfly's 'In-a-Gadda-Da-Vida' fifty or sixty times." [P.J. O'Rourke, "Modern Manners," 1983]
pot (2)
"marijuana," 1938, probably a shortened form of Mexican Sp. potiguaya "marijuana leaves."
toke (n.)
1968, "inhalation of a marijuana cigarette or pipe smoke," U.S. slang, from earlier verb meaning "to smoke a marijuana cigarette" (1952), perhaps from Sp. tocar in sense of "touch, tap, hit" or "get a shave or part." In 19c. the same word in British slang meant "small piece of poor-quality bread," but this probably is not related.
bong
"water pipe for marijuana," 1960s, U.S. slang, said to have been introduced by Vietnam veterans, from Thai baung, lit. "cylindrical wooden tube."
muggle
"marijuana, a joint," 1926, originally mainly from New Orleans, of unknown origin.
roach (1)
1837, shortened form of cockroach (q.v.), in contemporary writing said to be from a polite desire to avoid the sexual connotation in the first syllable; meaning "butt of a marijuana cigarette" is first recorded 1938, perhaps from resemblance to the insect, but perhaps a different word entirely.

http://www.etymonline.com

injun

uhh....like the one in my car? (i might be a redneck)

Jamuna

A river in Bangladesh!!