(noun) hemp,
a Plant Fiber
(noun) hemp,
a Rope That Is Used By A Hangman To Execute Persons Who Have Been Condemned To Death By Hanging
(noun) hemp,
any Plant Of The Genus Cannabis; A Coarse Bushy Annual With Palmate Leaves And Clusters Of Small Green Flowers; Yields Tough Fibers And Narcotic Drugs
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Growing Agricultural Hemp
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Hemp as an Alternative to Fuel
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Hemp as an Alternative to Fuel
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Growing Agricultural Hemp
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Growing Agricultural Hemp
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