ditch

Meaning

1. A trench; a long, shallow indentation, as for irrigation or drainage.
2. A raised bank of earth and the hedgerow on top.

ditch

trench

canal

gutter

moat

pit

drain

channel

gully

hole

ravine

fosse

abandon

dump

waterway

brook

groove

drop

deep-six

scotch

drainage

irrigation canal

drainage ditch

furrow

gulch

discard

dike

irrigation ditch

trough

sluice

canalize

get rid of

scrap

junk

sewer

small canal

stream

chuck

depression

valley

den

mountain stream

jilt

dugout

irrigation channel

soar

cast aside

send away

send off

betray

leave someone in the lurch

cross

baffle

foil

frustrate

spoil

thwart

scuttle

sewerage

gap

watercourse

creek

rivulet

discord

eliminate

toss

canyon

chasm

crevasse

gutter ditch

jettison

well

foundation pit

runnel

donga

rut

wake

chase

sulcus

aqueduct

dig

burrow

deep

water

conduit

small stream there

there is a gully

European

grave

white

rift

gorge

cashier

desert

desolate

disavow

dishonour

dismiss

disqualify

give up

overturn

redline

reject

renounce

reprobate

repudiate

rule out

scratch

send packing

strand

turn down

vote out

crash land

hollow

entrenchment

cut trench

water channel

duct

play hookey

play truant

hay

m.j.

Columbian

Ghana

Indian hemp

Juanita

Kentucky blue

Lucas

Mary

Mary Ann

Mary Jane

Meg

Rose Marie

airplane

bud

ashes

baby

bale

bar

bash

block

blonde

blue sage

boo

boom

broccoli

burrito

charge

cheeba

churus

coli

crazy weed

dagga

dew

ding

djamba

endo

fir

fine stuff

flower

funk

gage

gange

gangster

gash

gauge

grass

grata

green goddess

greeter

grefa

greta

grifa

griff

has

hemp

herb

herba

homegrown

hooch

kali

kaya

kilter

kind

lima

limbo

loaf

lobo

loco

locoweed

m.o.

machinery

macon

mota

mother

moto

pat

pod

poke

pot

red cross

red dirt

reefer

root

rope

salt and pepper

scissors

seeds

sen

sess

shake

skunk

stack

stems

stink weed

supergrass

thirteen

thumb

torch

wheat

yeh

yerba

magic smoke

doobie

moocah

cochornis

Chicago green

Colorado cocktail

pocket rocket

muggles

love weed

viper's weed

chira

llesca

marley

dona Juana

gauge butt

aunt Mary

African bush

giggle smoke

Columbus black

drag weed

white-haired lady

esra

yellow submarine

jive stick

Pakistani black

lubage

mor a grifa

mooca

bullyon

don Jem

giggle weed

snop

duby

cosa

messorole

dawamesk

Texas tea

frajo

jay smoke

kiff

grass brownies

mooster

mutah

righteous bush

flower tops

gunja

Wacky terbacky

laughing grass

potten bush

killer weed

gunga

pretendo

durog

coliflor tostao

yesco

kgb

mutha

pretendica

sezz

fraho

sasfras

kumba

griffa

Mary weaver

dubbe

laughing weed

bo-bo

hanhich

zambi

pakalolo

sweet Lucy

rasta weed

mohasky

m.u.

Mary Jonas

wacky weed

bammy

queen Ann's lace

modams

canamo

draf weed

splim

Panama gold

Meggie

cheeo

dry high

Acapulco red

baby bhang

gunney

Panama cut

p.r.

smoke Canada

diambista

butter flower

African black

yesca

dinkie dow

manhattan silver

joy smoke

lakbay diva

vipe

canappa

Mary and Johnny

cavite all star

Indian boy

mootie

crying weed

cannabis tea

takkouri

rainy day woman

o.j.

burnie

muggie

Mexican red

griffo

moota

mootos

blowing smoke

siddi

lamb's bread

good giggles

bobo bush

black bart

black gunion

funny staff

railroad weed

bambalacha

ghanja

tex-mex

gungun

taima

doradilla

Mary Warner

yen pop

Texas pot

dona Juanita

chillums

Canadian black

duros

sugar weed

griefo

santa Marta

gold star

weed tea

sinse

light stuff

jolly green

carmabis

wash

sluiceway

chuckhole

colliery

delve

excavated hole

mine

Frequency

Pronounced as (IPA)

/dɪt͡ʃ/

From Middle English dich, from Old English dīċ (“trench, moat”) from Proto-Germanic *dīkaz (compare Swedish dike, Icelandic díki, West Frisian dyk (“dam”), Dutch dijk (“dam”), German Teich (“pond”)), from Proto-Indo-European *dʰeygʷ- (“to stick, set up”) (compare Latin fīgō (“to affix, fasten”), Lithuanian diegti (“to prick; plant”), dýgsti (“to geminate, grow”)). Doublet of dike.