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Definition of khat - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
chewed leavesRare shrublike plant from East Africa, chewed for a mild stimulant effectRare
- They chewed khat to feel mildly euphoric.
- Khat leaves were wrapped in paper at the market.
- The police seized a bundle of khat at the border.
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shrublike plant from East Africa, chewed for a mild stimulant effect
Origin of khat
Arabic, qat (plant)
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khat
plant whose leaves are chewed for stimulation
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