| Fiber |
| Cannabis |
| Marijuana |
| Pot plant |
| Rope plant |
| Rope fiber |
| Jute fiber |
| Cord fiber |
| Drug source |
| Sisal plant |
| Rope source |
| Tough fiber |
| Burlap base |
| Canvas base |
| Plant fibre |
| Weed cousin |
| Fabric type |
| Fiber plant. |
| Illegal crop |
| Weedy fiber? |
| Burlap fiber |
| Rope material |
| Cordage fiber |
| Fibrous plant |
| Cordage plant |
| Burlap source |
| Fiber for rope |
| Hashish source |
| Bhang or ramie |
| Versatile weed |
| Versatile crop |
| Cannabis plant |
| Marijuana plant |
| Sailcloth fiber |
| Source of rope. |
| Burlap material |
| Cordage material |
| Cannabis product |
| Herb for cordage |
| Marijuana source |
| Natural narcotic |
| Plant for burlap |
| Rope fiber source |
| Mount Vernon crop |
| Source of hashish |
| Rope-making fiber |
| Durable rope fiber |
| Sackcloth, perhaps |
| Multipurpose plant |
| Rope-maker's fiber |
| Sackcloth material |
| Natural rope fiber |
| Fiber-yielding plant |
| Biodiesel oil source |
| Cannabis, Indian ... |
| Living Colour fiber? |
| Rope-making material |
| Source of rope fiber |
| Reefer Madness" plant |
| Biodiesel fuel source |
| Fiber for Manila rope |
| Source of rope or dope |
| Rope material, at times |
| Rope-making plant fiber |
| What burlap is made of. |
| Eco-chic clothing option |
| Fiber for hippie clothes |
| What burlap is made from |
| George Washington grew it |
| Natural rope fiber source |
| Material used to make rope |
| Plant of the nettle family |
| Canvas makeup, historically |
| Norma Jean "Neck in the ___ |
| Sackcloth material, perhaps |
| Inexpensive jewelry material |
| Material used to make burlap |
| Plant supplying burlap fiber |
| Environmentally friendly crop |
| Fiber used for hippie threads |
| Source of ancient spun fibers |
| Cannabis variety used for rope |
| Crop grown by George Washington |
| Product advocated by Woody Harrelson |
| Material used to make rope and burlap |
| Crop grown at Washington's Mount Vernon |
| Camp bracelet material that can't be smoked |
| Stuff people want legalized so they can make shampoo and shirts (yeah, right) |