skunkweed

IPA: skˈʌŋkwid

Any of several American plants that have an offensive odour, but especially Croton texensis and Polemonium viscosum
(slang) strong-smelling cannabis

skunk-weed

IPA: skˈʌŋkwid

A clement breeze stirred the smell of sage, skunkweed, and hot dirt.
: Keep your Kentucky skunkweed, we'll keep the BC bud out here in cascadia.
In hindsight, I view Vallejo as just above that line and Skunkweed just below.
No sand shifting beneath me, but sharp rocks and dirt with the faint odor of skunkweed.
"I'm wondering which I like least, the perfume our visitor left or the one your old skunkweed made."
By then the humidity had cooled, we'd lay in the skunkweed, near the burning barrel and stare up at the stars.
I also need to work up another piece for "Detective Mac" involving smoky saxophones (it's all the skunkweed, you know.)
The former, from a Massachuset Indian word, referred to Poke (- weed) n. 3; the latter, probably derived from a Delaware Indian term, was a name for skunkweed.
Epazote, which is pronounced "eh-pah-zoe-teh" is a great staple in Mexico, but most people north pull this out of their garden because it is thought of as "skunkweed" unaware of the culinary value it

We must have smoked too much of her skunk-weed because she started to look to us like Towelie from South Park.
The Waldos all showed up in a bunch, with plastic brown liter bottles filled with murky homemade beer and a giant bag of skunk-weed.