ENTHEOGEN nov. verb.:  Side note - an example is pretty
obsolete, as the only people that actually use the word in every
day conversation are wankers;)but if you have too, its pretty
interchangable with hallucinogen or psychedelic (within the
terms of the definition above by Mikee March 27, 2004 3 more
definitions Top Definition A term derived from the Greek
'entheos', directly translated to mean having "God (theos)
within" or more loosely translated as "inspired" and 'genesthe'
meaning "to generate". 'Entheos' was typically used to describe
poets, musicians and other artists who were believed to receive
their gifts from the divine. The word entheogen thus exposes
itself as meaning "that which generates God/the divine in a
person". The term was first coined in 1979 as a replacement for
'psychedelic' and 'hallucinogen' which both carry with them
certain denigrating connotations. The cultures of those who use
psychoactives that fall within the category of entheogen (or
enthnobotanical, a related term which refe