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1. Acapulco, n. View full entry 1965

...In full Acapulco gold. A variety of marijuana grown in the Acapulco region (see quot. 1965)....

2. acid house, n. View full entry 1988

...A type of house music popular in the late 1980s and early 1990s, characterized by a fast beat, a spare, hypnotic, synthesized sound, and a distinctive gurgling bass noise. Also: the lifestyle...

3. ad, n.5 View full entry 1938

...A drug addict....

4. addicting, adj. View full entry 1931

...= addictive1....

5. akathisia, n. View full entry 1903

...Inability to sit down or to remain seated, resulting from a subjective need or desire to move, frequently accompanied by sensations of muscular twitching, and often occurring as a side effect of...

6. amphetamine, n. View full entry 1938

...A synthetic drug which stimulates the heart and respiration, constricts blood vessels, and induces sleeplessness....

7. base, v.4 View full entry 1984

...intr. To take cocaine in the form of freebase, esp. by smoking it. Cf. freebase...

8. basehead, n. View full entry 1985

...A habitual user of cocaine in the form of freebase; a crack addict. Cf. freebase...

9. basuco, n. View full entry 1983

...A preparation of coca paste mixed with various other substances, containing an impure form of cocaine and highly addictive when smoked; also used of other low-grade forms of cocaine....

10. benny, n.2 View full entry 1955

...orig. U.S. Slang abbrev. of benzedrine...

11. benzylpiperazine, n. View full entry 1947

...A drug which has stimulant and euphoric properties similar to those of amphetamine and has been used as a recreational drug. Also called BZP....

12. bifter, n. View full entry 1989

...A cigarette; (sometimes) spec. (esp. outside Liverpool) a marijuana cigarette....

13. bindle, n.2 View full entry 1900

...A bundle containing clothes and possessions, esp. a bedding-roll carried by a tramp. Hence bindle-man, bindle-stiff...

14. blunt, n.2 View full entry 1988

...A cigar whose wrapper has been emptied of tobacco and filled with marijuana....

15. bogart, v. View full entry 1965

...trans.U.S. (esp. in African-American usage). To force, coerce; to bully, intimidate....

16. bomber, n. View full entry 1915

...One who throws a bomb; esp. in military use, one of a bombing party....

17. bong, n.3 View full entry 1971

...A kind of water-pipe used for smoking marijuana....

18. boo, n.2 View full entry 1959

...= marijuana...

19. bufotenine, n. View full entry 1902

...A hallucinogenic tryptamine alkaloid that produces vasoconstriction and hypertension when injected and is present in various amphibia (esp. toads), mushrooms, and tropical shrubs....

20. bummer, n.5 View full entry 1967

...An unpleasant or depressing experience, esp. one induced by a hallucinatory drug (= down tripdown1e); a disappointment or failure. Freq. as complement to subj.: to...

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