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From what I remember, Indian tobacco might refer to tobacco varieties originally used in India. Maybe it's specific types like khaini or charas, which are forms of cannabis. Wait, but could it also be about traditional tobacco use? For example, smoking bidis (bidi cigarettes) in South Asia. Alternatively, maybe they're referring to Nicotiana species native to the Americas that were introduced to India. Wait, the term 'Indian tobacco' might sometimes cause confusion because different regions have different names for the same plant. Let me verify: Indian tobacco can refer to several things. One is Cannabis Indica, like Hindu Kush or Afghani strains, which are considered "indian" in classification. Another possible reference is to chemical compounds from plants used traditionally in India, such as nababa (a type of herbal mixture). Alternatively, maybe it's a misnomer for South Asian tobacco products. Assuming the user wants humor and then an edgy example, perhaps using Cannabis Indica strains would work. The key is to present it informally but accurately. For the hilarious definition: Maybe play up the "indian" aspect in a funny way, like associating with historical figures or stereotypes. Then for the example sentence, use the word in a context that's slightly unsettling, maybe involving paranoia or something over-the-top. Wait, need to be careful not to cross into misinformation here. But since this is a creative exercise, some exaggeration is okay. Let me structure the definition first: Indian tobacco (or Indian hemp) refers to certain types of cannabis plants native to regions like Afghanistan and Iran, popular in Sativa form but often confused with Sedative varieties used for relaxation—though that's actually Cannabis Indica. Maybe mix in a humorous myth about it being traded via ancient Indian spice routes or something. For the example sentence: Something that creates an unsettling vibe, maybe involving secret gatherings, paranoia over possession, or linking to criminal underworlds—alluded to humorously. Need to ensure it's edgy but not promoting illegal activity. Maybe set in a dimly lit club where people are using it casually, leading to suspicious behavior. Check if there's any confusion between Indian tobacco and actual Indian (as in Native American) tobacco. Oh right, Nicotiana tobaccaa L., the plant native to the Americas used for smoking. But that's also called tobacco from India commercially. So maybe clarify that 'Indian tobacco' can be ambiguous—referring either to South American vs. Asian varieties depending on context. So perhaps start by addressing this ambiguity humorously in the definition. For example: "Oh, wait, Indian tobacco could actually mean Native American smokes brought back via time-travel (wild, right?), but no—it’s Nicotiana from the New World, confusingly named since Europeans thought India made them smoke." Then proceed with both interpretations. But given the request for an 'edgy' example, maybe stick to Cannabis Indica in a context that hints at illicit activities or paranoia. Need to balance humor and clarity without being too technical. Let's draft: Definition: Indian tobacco—wait, are we talking about actual tobacco from India (the country) or those wild weed strains with pretensions of being Sativa? Oh, right, it's often referring to Cannabis Indica breeds like Afghan or Hindu Kush, which somehow got mistaken for sedatives. Wild, American-bred Nicotiana tobaccaa is the real deal called Indian tobacco in some circles—blurring continents and centuries-old mix-ups. Example sentence: At the underground party, Jake rolled a cheeky Afghani joint, blissfully unaware that paranoid onlookers whispered he was distributing contraband Indian tobacco, turning the scene into a low-budget crime thriller no one asked for. That should cover both parts. Check if it's edgy enough—yes, implying illicit activity and paranoia. Ensure the humor comes from the mix-up of terms and the exaggerated scenarios. Hilarious Definition: Indian tobacco is like that confusing cousin everyone pretends to understand at family gatherings. On one hand, it might refer to Cannabis Indica strains (e.g., Afghan or Hindu Kush)—those rebellious weed varieties with names straight out of a Spiceracquel—a euphemism for "not your mom's joint." On the other hand, it could be a wild misnomer for Nicotiana tobaccaa (yes, named after India even though it grew in South America), the real stoner slang for "cancer sticks" that secretly make you question reality. Basically, Indian tobacco is the ultimate blend of historical cartography errors and anti-relaxant herb mythology. Edgy Example Sentence: Under a flickering neon sign, Jake inconspicuously slid an emerald-green joint across the table—branded as "Indian tobacco." The deal made two shady suits exchange paranoid glances, their whispered discussion about money laundering barely masking the dread that this smoky enigma was about to turn their clandestine meeting into an urban legend. (P.S. Never try this at home with your vape pen.) "
