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1. 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...

2. acronarcotic, adj. View full entry 1816

...Of a poison or its effect: both corrosive or irritating and narcotic....

3. ad, n.5 View full entry 1938

...A drug addict....

4. addict, n. View full entry 1899

...A person affected by an addiction to a drug or other psychoactive substance. Freq. with distinguishing word denoting the addictive substance....

5. addicted, adj. and n. View full entry 1535

...Devoted or attached to a person, party, or cause; spec. †bound as, or as if, a servant (obs.). (In later use merging with sense A. 2.)...

6. addictedness, n. View full entry 1641

...The quality, state, or condition of being addicted; devotion, adherence, attachment, esp. of a compulsive kind; (also) an instance of this. Freq. with to. Cf. addiction...

7. addicting, adj. View full entry 1931

...= addictive1....

8. addictive, adj. View full entry 1891

...Of a drug or other psychoactive substance: capable of creating addiction or dependence....

9. addictiveness, n. View full entry 1827

...The state or quality of being addictive; addictedness, addiction; an instance of this. Freq. with to....

10. alkaloid, n. and adj. View full entry 1824

...A naturally occurring organic compound having alkaline or basic properties; (now chiefly) spec. any of a numerous class of complex nitrogenous compounds of plant origin having marked physiological, sometimes toxic,...

11. bag, n. View full entry ?c1225

...A receptacle made of some flexible material closed in on all sides except at the top (where also it generally can be closed); a pouch, a small sack....

12. baller, n.1 View full entry a1586

...Sport. A player of a ball game....

13. base, v.4 View full entry 1984

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

14. basehead, n. View full entry 1985

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

15. benny, n.2 View full entry 1955

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

16. bent, adj. View full entry c1330

...Constrained into a curve, as a strung bow; curved, crooked, deflected from the straight line....

17. 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....

18. besot, v. View full entry 1583

...trans. To affect with a foolish, blinding affection; to cause to dote on; to infatuate with....

19. besotted, adj. View full entry 1580

...Having the affections foolishly or dotingly engaged; infatuated....

20. 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...

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