KEEF Meaning and
Definition
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Keef is a noun that refers to a term used in cannabis culture to describe the powdery, resinous substance that is derived from cannabis flowers. It is a potent form of concentrated cannabis, known for its high THC content. The term "keef" can also be spelled as "kief" or "kif."
Keef is typically collected by sifting cannabis buds through a fine mesh screen or by using specialized grinders with a screen compartment. The process separates the trichomes, which are the small resin glands that contain the highest concentration of cannabinoids, terpenes, and other compounds responsible for the psychoactive and therapeutic effects of cannabis.
The resulting keef appears as a fine, greenish-brown powder that is highly potent and often sticky due to its high resin content. It is frequently added to joints, blunts, or bowls to enhance the potency of cannabis consumption. Keef can also be used to make various cannabis products, such as hashish or edibles.
As a concentrated form of cannabis, keef is highly prized among cannabis enthusiasts for its strong effects and ability to quickly induce a potent high. It is often considered a precious commodity and treated with special care to preserve its quality.
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Etymology of KEEF
The word "keef" or "kief" is believed to have originated from the Arabic language. It comes from the Arabic word "kayf" (كيف) which means "pleasure" or "well-being". "Kief" refers specifically to the resinous trichomes, or tiny sticky glands found on the surface of cannabis flowers. These trichomes contain high concentrations of cannabinoids, such as THC, which gives the plant its psychoactive properties. Over time, the term "kief" has been adopted and widely used in English-speaking countries to describe the concentrated form of cannabis.
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