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A street name is a slang name given to a drug other than its popular or chemical names. Street names for drugs drastically change from place to place and time to time, and no absolute reliance should ever be placed on them. This list covers only English terms, though many such terms exist in other languages. Image File history File links Circle-question. ... Slang is the use of highly informal words and expressions that are not considered standard in the speakers dialect or language. ... A psychoactive drug or psychotropic substance is a chemical substance that acts primarily upon the central nervous system where it alters brain function, resulting in temporary changes in perception, mood, consciousness and behavior. ... The English language is a West Germanic language that originates in England. ...

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Alcohol

2-4 -- Canadian slang for a twenty-four pack of beer
Alcoholic enhancements
Al Juice -- south-central U.S. slang
Barley pop -- beer
Beerpop -- cold beer
Bevvie
Bitch-piss -- (UK) alcopops
Booze
Boozepiece -- a single drink of any sort (i.e. a can/bottle of beer)
Brewdog -- beer
Brewpop -- cold beer
Brew(s) -- beer or ale
Brewskeez -- beer
Brewskis -- beer or ale
Cardbordeaux -- red box wine
Cargo -- (Glaswegian) alcohol, drink i.e. "Ye gettin a cargo the night?"
Cold One -- referring to beer or ale
Crunk juice -- a mix of Hennessey and Red Bull
Daddy's juice -- popular in Northern Virginia
Daddy's soda -- popular in East Texas
Daddy's vagina -- popular in Southern Florida
Drink
Fire water -- allegedly coined by Native Americans
Goon -- usually box wine
Grandpa's (or Grandma's) Cough Syrup
Grog -- Australian slang, derived from British Navy usage
Hard stuff -- distilled spirits
'Hol -- contraction
Hooch -- illegally made hard liquor
Horsepiss -- bad-tasting or spoiled beer
Hyphy Juice -- gin or vodka mixed with Clyde Carson's drink
Incredible Hulk -- Hennessy mixed with Alize
Jar -- referring to a pint glass.
Jesus Blood -- red wine
Jesus Juice -- white wine
Jooce
Killer up inside of me -- drunk off cheap malt liquor
Liquid Bread
Liquid confidence
Liquid courage
Lolly Water -- alcopops
Longy -- (Australia) longneck 750/800ml bottle of Beer or Cider
Love Potion -- Drinking Cognac (most commonly Hennessy) with a Female
Lush -- Irish slang (Sligo)
Mickey -- (Canadian) 375 mL bottle of liquor
Moonshine -- referring to illegally-made hard liquor (corn liquor)
On The Turps
Moosed -- to be wasted
Panther Piss --cheap beer
Pimp Juice
Piss -- ([[New Zealand]) referring to the similarity in color between urine and some beers. However, the slang is not always limited to beer.
Plonk -- UK (wine)
Poitín -- (Ireland) home-distilled whiskey
Poof juice -- alcopops
Rancid Snatch [Glaswegian Spirt]
Raw Sawage --Coors Light beer
Road Soda -- bottled beer
Rocket Fuel -- referring to high-proof alcohol
Rotgut -- poorly made spirits
Sauce
Shack -- Popular in Nigeria
Sniffing the old birdie -- expression coined by Tower guards in London
Soup
Space Bag -- A box of wine
Spirits
Tinnies -- can/tin of alcoholic drink
Tramp Juice -- high-strength, low-price alcohol
Twixxer -- a 750ml bottle of liqour (Canadian)
Wanger
Wet
Wheat Soda -- referring to the carbonation found in both beer and sodas
Wobbly Pop -- beer

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Amphetamine

A-Plus -- Since Amphetamines are commonly used as study aids among college students
A-train -- Being high on amphetamines is sometimes called "riding the a-train."
Adderall -- brand name as well as a more generalized name.
Addies -- Slang term for adderall
Affe -- used in Sweden
Aimies
Amfis -- used in Finland
Amfa -- used in Poland
Amf -- used in Denmark
Amp
Anfetas -- used in Spain
Bass
Bennies
Billy -- generally Amphetamine Sulphate, from the comic character, Billy Whizz
Bippies
Black Beauties
Blueberries -- 10 or 5 mg Adderall pill referring to blue coloring.
Cross-tops
Dexies -- from the brand name Dexedrine or the chemical name Dextroamphetamine sulphate
Diet Coke - used for all amphetamines, most commonly Ritalin or Adderall.
Drex -- a reference to propylhexedredrine contianed in benzedrex cotton found otc sinus inhalers
Fly Boys
Gas
GB's -- standing for goof balls, it refers to the euphoric 'goofy' feeling experienced from heavy doses
Go-ee -- generally Amphetamine Sulphate
Head fruit
Höökipulveri -- Finnish, liberally "mojo powder" (from WW2 era slang)
"Little Guys" - Term for amphetamine pills, because they're small and come to be like a friend.
Louie - Rhyming slang, as in Lou Reed (Speed).
Marching Powder -- specifically Amphetamine Sulphate
Oranges -- 15mg+ pills of Adderal, or Adderal XR, referring to orange color.
Pep pills
Pervitiini -- Finnish from German trade name Pervitin for amphetamine sulfate
Piri -- Finnish short from "piriste" (stimulant)
Proszek -- Poland
Rippers
Speed -- generally Amphetamine Sulphate
Sprinkles -- usually Adderall XR or Dexedrine for the small sprinkle-like balls of amphetamine
Sulph -- generally Amphetamine Sulphate
Tweek
Tic-tacs -- Adderall, because they resemble orange tic-tacs
Whipper -- generally Amphetamine Sulphate
Whiz -- generally Amphetamine Sulphate

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Amphetamine (alpha-methyl-phenethylamine), also known as speed, is a synthetic stimulant used to suppress the appetite, control weight, and treat disorders including narcolepsy and Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. ... Billy Whizz is a fictional character who has his own comic strip in the UK comic The Beano. ...

Amyl nitrite

Amys
Animal -- play on "amyl"
Bolt
Bottle O'Maitland
bum bum blasters
DVD-Cleaner
"Diet Coke" -- (Brooklyn) in reference to its similar but weaker effects to cocaine
Liquid gold -- descriptive
Locker room
Pearls
Poppers -- may be any of amyl nitrite, alkyl nitrites, or butyl nitrite
Rush
Snappers
Stephen Armstrongs
Stinky Willy
Mark Hamyll -- another play on "amyl"
The Force -- from Mark Hamyll

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The chemical compound amyl nitrite (here referring to isoamyl nitrite) is an alkyl nitrite. ...

Anabolic steroids

Ahackie Mission
Arnolds -- from Arnold Schwarzenegger's known steroid use in the past
Asteroids-- steroids in general
Back on the Juice When an athlete comes out of a slump, after being caught using steroids
Barry Bonds -- referring to Barry Bonds alleged use of Steroids
Gear -- steroids in general
Iron Brew -- steroids such as Durabolin, Stanozolol, Dianabol; this should not be confused with the soft drink Irn-Bru
Juice -- steroids in general
Liquid Gold
Mömmöt -- Finnish, "the stuff". Also used by the transgendered for hormonal replacement therapy.
Pump-up pills
Roids -- steroids in general
Steds -- steroids in general
T-Stoff -- German for testosterone, originally Me 163 Komet rocket fuel
Yankee Magic
Back on the Juice When an athlete come out of a slump, after being caught using steroids

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Chemical structure of the natural anabolic hormone testosterone, 17b-hydroxy-4-androsten-3-one. ... Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger (IPA: ) (born on July 30, 1947) is an Austrian-born bodybuilder, actor and Republican politician, currently serving as the 38th Governor of California. ... To meet Wikipedias quality standards, this article or section may require cleanup. ... A soft drink is a drink that contains no alcohol. ... Irn Bru Irn Bru is the most popular caffeinated soft drink in Scotland. ... Look up Transsexualism in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. ... Testosterone is a steroid hormone from the androgen group. ... The Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet was the only operational rocket fighter aircraft. ...

Benzodiazepines, Barbiturates & Miscellaneous Depressants

714 -- Methaqualone
Barbies -- Barbiturates
Barred-Out -- an adjectival construction which refers to someone under the effects of Xanax bars; see also Bars, White Bars, and Green Bars
Bars -- 2mg long rectangular tablets, brand name Xanax, chemical name Alprazolam
Beans -- Temazepam (Restoril)
Benzos -- Benzodiazepines
Benzoids -- Benzodiazepines
Bennies -- Benzodiazepines
Blue Angels -- brand name Amytal, chemical name Sodium Amobarbital
Blues -- slang for various drugs belonging to several different classes, but in this case refers to either Sodium Amobarbital capsules (brand name Amytal), or more commonly, 10mg Diazepam tablets (brand name Valium)
Chill Pills -- any of a number of benzodiazepines, barbiturates, or other Central Nervous System Depressants which tend to induce a spectrum of sedative effects including sense of tranquility, anxiolysis, mild euphoria, myorelaxation, and sleepiness at usual doses
Christmas Trees -- brand name Tuinal, chemical name Amobarbital plus Secobarbital; multicolored (blue, maroon, and red) capsules
Coffins -- brand name Xanax, chemical name Alprazolam
Don or The Don -- brand name Mogadon, chemical name Nitrazepam
Dogbones -- brand name Xanax, chemical name Alprazolam
Downers -- any of a number of benzodiazepines, barbiturates, or other Central Nervous System Depressants which tend to induce a spectrum of sedative effects including sense of tranquility, anxiolysis, mild euphoria, myorelaxation, and sleepiness at usual doses
Eggs -- Temazepam
Footballs -- 0.25mg (white), 0.5mg (peach or pink), and 1mg (blue) ovoid tablets, brand name Xanax, chemical name Alprazolam
Four Bars (often pronounced "Fo' Bars" or simply shortened to "Fo's") -- 2mg long rectangular tablets, brand name Xanax, chemical name Alprazolam; so-called because of its tri-score segmentation which can provide four separate doses of 0.5mg each
Forget-Me-Pill -- chemical name Flunitrazepam
Forgetful Pills -- Xanax
French Fries -- brand name Xanax, chemical name Alprazolam
Gold Bars -- 2mg long rectangular tablets manufactured by Purepac Pharmaceuticals, chemical name Alprazolam; so-called because of its yellow color which distinguishes it from other, usually white, generics
Goof Balls -- As mentioned in Junky by William S. Burroughs
Gorilla Biscuits -- Large quaaludes that make you go "apeshit"
Green Bars -- 2mg long rectangular tablets manufactured by ESI Lederle, chemical name Alprazolam; so-called because of its green color which distinguishes it from other, usually white, generics
Jellies -- chemical name Temazepam; refers explicitly to a gelcap form of the drug formerly available in the UK, but since taken off the market due to high street appeal among intravenous drug users
K-Pins -- brandname Klonopin, chemical name Clonazepam
Knockout Drops -- brand name Aquachloral, chemical name Chloral Hydrate; generally refers to Chloral Hydrate only in its syrup formulation
Knockout Pills -- chemical name Temazepam
Klondike Bars -- brand name Klonopin, chemical name Clonazepam
Klonnies or Klons -- brand name Klonopin, chemical name Clonazepam
La Roche -- usually refers to brand name Rohypnol, chemical name Flunitrazepam, manufactured by Hoffman-La Roche; sometimes used for other Roche benzodiazepines, such as Valium, chemical name Diazepam, and Klonopin (United States) or Rivotril (Canada and Europe), chemical name Clonazepam
Ludes -- brand names: Quaalude, Sopor, Parest, chemical name Methaqualone; no longer marketed in the United States due to extensive abuse, though various benzodiazepines and other CNS depressants are occasionally misrepresented as Methaqualone on the black market
Mazzies -- Temazepam
Mexican Valium - chemical name Flunitrazepam
Mickeys or Mickey Finns -- brand names: Somnote, Aquachloral, Noctec, Somnos, chemical name Chloral Hydrate; Mickeys are generally Chloral Hydrate solely; the infamous Mickey Finn refers to a (usually alcoholic) drink laced with Chloral Hydrate, the original "date-rape drug"
Moggies -- brand names: Mogadon, Nitrados, Remnos, Unisomnia, chemical name Nitrazepam
Moogles -- brand name: Mogadon, chemical name Nitrazepam
Mother's Little Helper -- brand name Valium, chemical name Diazepam; also sometimes used to refer to the prescription amphetamine Dexedrine, chemical name Dextroamphetamine Sulfate, or a combination of Dexedrine and Valium
Nebbies
Nitro's -- chemical name Nitrazepam
Oranges -- 10mg orange circular pills, brand name Normison, chemical name Temazepam
Pami -- Finnish play on trade name Diapam (diazepam)
Pins -- brand name Klonopin, chemical name Clonazepam
Phennies
R-2 -- chemical name Flunitrazepam
Reds or Red Bullets -- brand name Seconal, chemical name Sodium Quinalbarbitone or Sodium Secobarbital; a potent short-acting hypnotic barbiturate known for its bright red colored capsules; common during the 1960s-1970s, but not often encountered today
Rib -- chemical name Flunitrazepam
Rick James Biatch -- chemical name Flunitrazepam
Roaches / Roachies -- usually refers to brand name Rohypnol, chemical name Flunitrazepam, manufactured by Hoffman-La Roche; sometimes used for other Roche benzodiazepines, such as Valium, chemical name Diazepam, and Klonopin (United States) or Rivotril (Canada and Europe), chemical name Clonazepam
Roche -- usually refers to brand name Rohypnol, chemical name Flunitrazepam, manufactured by Hoffman-La Roche; sometimes used for other Roche benzodiazepines, such as Valium, chemical name Diazepam, and Klonopin (United States) or Rivotril (Canada and Europe), chemical name Clonazepam
Roofies -- chemical name Flunitrazepam
Rope -- chemical name Flunitrazepam
Ropies -- chemical name Flunitrazepam
Ruffies -- chemical name Flunitrazepam
Rugby Balls -- chemical name Temazepam
School Buses -- 3mg extended release Alprazolam tablets
Softballs
Sticks -- 2mg long rectangular tablets, brand name Xanax, chemical name Alprazolam
St Michael fixes things
Stoppers
Terms -- chemical name Temazepam
Tic-Tacs -- small 5 or 10mg oblong tablets, brand names: Ambien, Stilnox, chemical name Zolpidem Tartrate
Totem Poles -- chemical name Xanax, chemical name Alprazolam
Tranqs -- tranquilizers
Vallies or Vals -- brand name Valium, chemical name Diazepam
Vitamin Q -- Methaqualone
White Bars -- 2mg white long rectangular tablets, brand name Xanax, chemical name Alprazolam
Yellowjackets
Xan-Bars -- 2mg long rectangular tablets, brand name Xanax, chemical name Alprazolam
X-Boxes -- brand name Xanax, chemical name Alprazolam
Z-Bars -- brand name Xanax, chemical name Alprazolam
Zan-Bars -- 2mg long rectangular tablets, brand name Xanax, chemical name Alprazolam
Zanny-Bars -- 2mg long rectangular tablets, brand name Xanax, chemical name Alprazolam
Zannies -- Also spelled Xannies, term for Xanax.
Zoppies -- Zopiclone

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Cannabis/Marijuana

4.20/420 -- Possibly referring to the time at which school ends, when some pupils will use cannabis; also could be reference to American equivalent of the holiday "J-Day" which falls on the twentieth of April (4/20). (see also 420 (cannabis culture)); 420 is also prison slang for cannabis.
A Big One -- a pound of marijuana
Ak-47 -- a strain known for its sticky consistency and crystal covered exterior
Al Green
Afi -- short for Afghani variety of marijuana characterized by seedless buds
Abu-Sufian -- a very potent form of hydroponics smoked by hardcore gangsters.
Amsterdam-- used because in the Netherlands it is legal to smoke and have possession of marijuana
Arathi or Arathi Highlands -- high-quality San Francisco Bay Area marijuana, named taken from World of Warcraft.
B -- shortened form of Blunt
"B-Legit"--2 marijuana blunts rolled together; the initial stands for the amount of blunts used: for example, a M-Legit would be 13 blunts, or an A-Legit would be a single blunt
B-52 Bomber -- a very potent strain of marijuana
Bad One -- refers to high-quality cannabis
Baking -- slang for the act of smoking weed; afterwards the smoker is baked
Bake n' Shake -- smoking marijuana prior to engaging in sexual intercourse
Banana ramma -- refers to the banana after taste of some weed
Bangoo -- very potent form of Sudanese marijuana
Bammer or "Bab" -- bad marijuana
Banji -- what the Hadza, modern day foragers of East Africa, call it
Bank Head Bud
Banzai Buds -- term used in Florida by Asian smokers
BC Bud, BC Kindbud -- hydroponically grown marijuana from British Columbia, usually Vancouver, known for its high THC content
Beaster -- Seedless, commercialized marijuana. Thought to have originated in British Columbia (BC) .
Benz/Benners -- A £10 bag of cannabis. 1.5 - 1.8g
Bergspinasie -- South-African slang for cannabis
Bhang -- Indian, tea made from hash
Biff -- A Northern English term, particularly in Pontefract
Bigfoot -- a term used in some parts of Alabama that can refer to marijuana, or to the high itself
Billy -- A term used primarily in Western Florida to mean taking a hit off of a joint and then taking a drag off a cigarette in one draw. In Tennessee 'Billy' or 'Billy Blunt' is a blunt, as in a billy club; whether this refers to the shape of it or the hard hitting nature of it is unknown.
Birthday Cake
Black -- hash
Blastoff -- a term used to refer to the initial smoking marijuana or to the initial high itself
Blaze -- to smoke marijuana
Blitzed -- a term used to describe being very stoned, To be very high.
Blowhead
Blowed-up -- to be high on marijuana (i.e; "I'm so blowed up")
Blueberry -- very potent marijuana that has a blue hue to it
Blunt -- a marijuana cigar; named for the Philly (Blunt)
Bob Hope -- rhyming slang for "dope" (Referenced in the endnotes of Infinite Jest, by David Foster Wallace)
Bobby Brown -- referring to the color of the cannabis
Bob Marley --referring to the late Reggae singer, known for smoking marijuana
Boléia -- [BraziL] cheap but powerful marijuana
Bomb -- high potency marijuana
Bombay Black -- hash made in bombay India
Bombed -- Extremely high
Bomb-dizzle- Term popularized by one of the more famous Marijuana advocates, Okramx.
Boo
Boob -- To smoke marijuana
Boom
Boom Baba -- Usually referred to a regular smoker of hash
Boom-Bonics -- Strong marijuana (often abbreviated to just "Bonics" when spoken.)
Bowgma-Chuff
Bread -- a small amount can be referred to as a slice; bread is said to be thrown when ingested
Brick-- Cheap weed or a large quantity in the shape of a brick.
Broccoli -- slang term, coined by Bay Area Lyricist E-40 Belafonte
Brown -- hash
Brown Frown -- low grade marijuana
Bubonic Chronic -- initials referring to the Canadian province of British Columbia
Buchanan -- slang term for highly potent marijuana. Used in the North Eastern United States.
Bud -- the buds of the cannabis plant
Buddha/Buddha Grass -- highly potent weed from Vietnam
Bun -- to smoke cannabis - "bunning"
Bun-down -- to participate or hold a smoking 'session'
Bunk -- low-quality grass
Burn One -- to smoke a blunt or joint
Burn out -- the tired, relaxed feeling after marijuana wears off i.e. "im burnt out"
Bueno/Buen -- Spanish for "good"
Bush
Buzzles
Cable
Caca de Chango -- ("Monkey Poop"), Mexican slang for low quality marijuana
Cann -- short for Cannabis
Caño -- Chilean, meaning literally 'pipe
Cannon -- big, fat doobie or blunt
Cash/Cashed -- Term for a finished bowl, or the ash thats left.
Cereal -- bowl of "cereal" used in telephone conversation to avoid illicit terminology
CDs -- SE New England slang that was popularized on public access TV
Cheeba
Cheebong
Cheech and Chong -- From the popular stoner films
Cheese
Chocolate -- hashish
Chocolate Thai
Chonger -- large joint or blunt
Chrin
Chro -- a South London slang term applied to particularly potent cannabis (short for Chronic)
Chrowed out -- a term used for someone heavily under the influence of cannabis
Crunk a slang term used by Abu-Sufian and his crew to describe the euphoria reached by the very potent hydroponics.
Choof
Chucky -- (NY) Bronx term for marijuana that is of low to average quality with a slow burn
Chuff -- a joint, smoked like cigarette
Chronic, Chron or Chron Chron -- high quality marijuana, originating in Los Angeles.
Clone -- seedless marijuana
Club -- marijuana from the Cannabis Clubs, heard only in the great state of California
Cocktails -- mix of hash and skunk in one spliff
Cocoa Puff -- marijuana mixed with cocaine, usually sprinkled on top of a pipe or in a spliff
Coconut Rabbi
Costco -- Where you can buy a lot of it off a dealer.
Costo -- hashish, used in Spain
Collie Weed -- Jamaican terminology
Conversational Bread Throwing -- a euphemism for smoking marijuana, especially in a group
Creeper Weed (or Creeper) -- marijuana that has a high that comes on slowly
Crippy -- term used in Florida locales, referring to any general high-grade cannabis (compare to "regs": regular-grade cannabis )
"Crystal"
"Crystal Haze"
Crown Town Brown -- Referring to regular pot from the southside of Chicago (costing about $5 a Gram)
Cumming Air
Cutch -- A tightly rolled-up piece of a matchbook cover that acts as a filter and holds the joint so that the smoked end does not get too wet and soggy, which would impede the flow of smoke. Also helps when handing a very small joint or lighting it.
Cush (or Kush) -- ancient variety from the Kingdom of Cush in what is now Sudan; it grows wild along the banks of the upper Nile River
D Nugs -- shortened from Dank Nuggets
Drizzle-- slang for an ounce of Hydro
Dagga -- South African slang
Dak
Dancouver -- a potent strain of marijuana, its name is a combination of "dank" and Vancouver.
Dank -- potent marijuana
Dan K -- slang for Dank
Dark -- marijuana that is darker than normal
Deaf - got that deaf? - popular in New Jersey or Monroe Township area
Diddy
Diggity -- another name for dank, used heavily in South Georgia
"Devine Wind" (Portland,OR slang)
Dime -- a 10 dollar bag of marijuana, or less commonly, 1/16th of an ounce
Dino -- a predominantly southern term for a 10 dollar bag of marijuana (usually of lower quality)
Dirt -- cannabis of a lower quality; also, marijuana that is grown in dirt and is not hydroponically grown (also known as Dirtweed)
Dirty -- Southern term meaning marijuana laced with crack or cocaine
Dirty Dank
Ditchweed -- wild marijuana which is usually not very good
Doctor Kissinger's Crutch
DoggyNuggz -- very potent strain of marijuana originating from New Jersey and made popular in Columbia, South Carolina
Doo Doo Butter -- made popular by Chappelle's Show
Dooko A slang term used by Abu-sufianists to describe marijuana
Doobie or Doob -- a spliff
Doobie Snacks -- a comical term for a Spliff
Dope -- sometimes a generic term for illegal drugs in general
Doshia (sometimes spelled Dolja)
Doug or Doug Funnie-- a reference to the cartoon, used often in the southern part of Michigan. Used to talk about marijuana secertivly. Hanging out or Talking to doug is the act of smoking
Draw
Dread
Dro -- short for hydro (reference to it being grown hydroponically)
Dub -- a $20 bag of marijuana
Dub Quap -- Half pound of marijuana; Virginia slang
Dutchie -- a blunt made from a Dutch Master Cigar.
Dustwallow Marsh -- named after Dustwallow Marsh in World of WarCraft; high-quality cannabis
Eighth -- an eighth of an ounce of marijuana (or 3.5 grams)
Elbow --One LB or pound of Marijuana
Electric Puha -- from New Zealand, named after the Puha plant
Endo -- a term for marijuana made popular in west coast rap by rappers like Dr. Dre
Exotics -- a term for marijuana of high quality and not found around the area
Faded -- slang for being under the influence of marijuana.
Fat Sack -- a large quantity of marijuana found within a single bag
Fatty- used in North Carolina referring to a fat blunt or sometimes called a pregnant blunt
Feng Shui inner tam-tam
Fifty -- eighth-ounce of high quality marijuana; denotes street price of "$50"
Fire -- very potent marijuana; also, marijuana that produces a strong burning sensation when deeply inhaled; also, marijuana with lots of red hairs; can also refer to a lighter
Firebush -- very potent and extremely moist marijuana that does not dry out easily; also covered in red hairs that chafe off of the bud with the slightest touch
Fivepiece -- half of a 'dime' of weed, used in southern ontario
Flack Juice
Flame -- see "Fire" above
Food -- A code name for cannabis in the exchange process. usually in phone conversations. e.g., "Got any food?"
Freebie -- when purchasing larger quantities of marijuana, dealers often include a somewhat small amount of free marijuana
Friend
Fruit
Fun-log -- a joint
Funk
Gage
Ganj -- a shortened variant of Ganja
Ganja -- an Indian term; rather common in all Indian Languages
Gallo --("rooster")--Mexican slang for joint
Gerp
Gear -- a general term for the drug; used with most forms the drug comes in
Giggly Sticks -- slang for joints
Glaze -- the act of smoking marijuana
Grade -- Slang term for Weed.
Grain
Grand Pants
Grass
Green
Greens/Greenhit -- Slang for the first smoked hit of a bowl of marijuana, referring to the still green color of the weed before it's burnt. Best tasting/smelling hit.
Green Candy--popular slang term term used in the DC Metropolitan area and surrounding suburbs. Often used in hip, professional female circles.
Green cheesy wham
Green day -- a full day spent smoking from dawn till dusk and later; Green Day is also the name of a popular band
Green Funk
Green Goblin
Grim Creeper
Grimmy
Gweeler
Hairy Ogre -- high quality potent marijuana
Half A Sandwich -- 1/2 ounce of cannabis
Half Eighth (Half E) -- 1/16 of an ounce or 1.75 grams of cannabis
Half Quarter -- 1/8 ounce of cannabis. Term popular in the Niagara Region of Southern Ontario.
Halfy -- 1/2 ounce of cannabis
Half Track -- half an 8th (1/16th of an ounce) of cannabis
Hameni
Hang Liu -- slang term used in Chinese communities for high-end marijuana
Har -- an eighth of an ounce (Half-quarter)
Harry Potter
Hash -- short for hashish
Hashish -- Arabic term for a solid resin form of THC, made from Marijuana buds and leaves.
Haze -- a certain, often very potent strand of marijuana. Purple Haze is a type of Haze.
Headies-- high grade marijuana, containing more than 12%THC
Heady Nugs -- Heady or "headies" means a type of high quality marijuana that a dealer keeps for his own smoke or "head", as opposed to selling it.
Heat
Henry - UK term for 1/8 ounce of marijuana, from King Henry VIII
Hemp
Herb -- from the appearance of dried cannabis; extensively used in Jamaica (pronounced 'erb)
Herbals (sometimes colloquially spelled as Herbalz)
High
High-Grade -- expensive marijuana with a high THC content; often Kind-Bud
Hippie Lettuce--used commonly on "The Jungle Radio Show with Jim Rome"
Hola-wola-shupidy-doo
Hog-Leg -- a fat joint or blunt that resembles the stubby/thick leg of a hog
Holy-Roller -- a joint rolled with bible paper
Home Grown -- fresh picked marijuana, or marijuana grown inside a house, with the exception of a greenhouse.
Honeycomb --a particular type of joint created through rolling several small joints together (ideally resembling the structure of a honeycomb when viewed in cross-section).
Hooked-Up -- Receiving more marijuana than what one has paid for; often a display of grattitude on behalf of the supplier
Hooster -- cannabis (hoostered, behoosted -- stoned on cannabis)

Hooter -- a joint
Hoots -- can mean joints, or bud not yet rolled into joints/ Normally refers to a hit on dose
Hooda
Hydro -- short for hydroponics, a method of growing marijuana indoors using a nutrient solution in lieu of soil
Hyge -- Australian slang for Hydro
HWH -- Short for Hounslow West Hydro, an extremely potent strain.
Ice Cream -- used in telephone conversation to avoid illicit terminology, im going to "eat" that "ice cream" out of a bowl
Indian -- a game in which one person takes a drag from a joint, blunt, etc., while the other holds it in and cannot release air until the other finished their hit (see: Chicago)
Ish
J -- abbreviation for a marijuana joint
Jackson -- a $20 bag of cannabis.
Janjaweed -- taken from the Janjaweed, the armed militia group found in Darfur; a pun combination of both ganja and weed
Jason -- slang term for a joint.
Jax -- a £5 bag of cannabis.
Jay Jobler -- a beautifully rolled joint *only applies to JOB 1.5's*
Jib Jab- a joint
Jonko -- Dutch term
Joint --marijuana filled cigar, it can also be rolled in papers
Judy Fly -- a marijuana joint or cigar with a bit of cocaine powder added
Jungle -- a term describing a joint comprised of a mixture of cannabis and hashish
K.B. -- short for Kine-Bud (also, Kind-Bud or Kynd-Bud)
K.G.B. -- killer-green-bud
Kaya -- a strain of marijuana known for being used by Bob Marley
Killer -- kind bud (also marijuana laced with PCP)
Kill -- the end of a joint. eg "kill that shit". also short for killer marijuana (i.e. the kill)
Kilroy
Kind-Bud -- High-grade and usually expensive marijuana; often grown indoors
Kind
Kolto
Kona Gold -- a high quality weed grown on the Kona Coast of the Big Island of Hawaii.
"Kush"
Kraut
Kronic -- see "Chronic"
Kryptonite -- from the green substance that weakens Superman
Kynd -- a European variant of Kind
L -- a marijuana cigar (see Blunt)
La-LaLa
Ladies --High Grade Marijuna
Lang -- Coined in North Kingstown, Rhode Island circa 2005
Leaf
Lebanese blonde -- particularly potent high grade hashish
Left Handed Cigarette -- a marijuana joint
Leon Mcarthy -- For very powerful weed
Leon Punders -- Special weed
Lid -- a bag of weed
Light Green
Little Green Bag
Longbottom Leaf -- referring to the Longbottom Leaf smoked throughout the Lord of the Rings
Lows -- low-grade marijuana that is usually cheap and not very potent (see Schwag)
M
Marachuan -- Irish Gaelic for marijuana.
Manitoba Hydro -- Slang name for marijuana produced hydroponically in the Canadian Province of Manitoba. "Manitoba Hydro" is the name of the publicly-owned electric power utlity in Manitoba; the use of large amounts of electricity to run a hydroponic operation may inspired the name, but it is more likely called so because it is grown hyroponically in Manitoba, as mentioned above.
Marihuana (variant of Marijuana)
Marijuana -- word originates in Mexican Spanish
Mary
Mary Jane -- literal translation of Marijuana
Maui Wowie -- high quality weed grown on the island of Maui, Hawaii
Meck -- low quality weed from Mexico
Mersh -- Slang for 'Commercial"
Methtical -- hip-hop slang from the rap-group The Wu-Tang Clan (see Method Man)
Method
Mex -- some low-grade bud, even if it isn't Mexican.
Mid-Grade -- marijuana which is above-average but below high-grade in terms of potency
Middies -- a variant of Mid-Grade (also spelled Middys)
Mids -- another variant of "Mid-Grade"
Mint
M.J. -- short for Mary Jane
Mota -- Mexican slang for marijuana.
Mull -- short for Mullumbimby Madness, Mullumbimby being an Australian town near Nimbin. To mull up is to have a smoking session.
Muggles
Murphy
Musty Marty
Nasty Nate Mateo Dayo -- The Big Dick of The Green Penis. WilCo.
Nederweed -- varieties of high quality cannabis developed in the Netherlands, esp. Amsterdam.
Neihe -- pronounced "near-he"; originated in Trinidad (Monos Island); neihe is usually shouted out in the duttiest fashion possible
Nickel Bag -- Five dollars worth of marijuana
Nick -- variant of Nickel Bag
N*gga Tree
Nine-bar -- Nine ounces of cannabis.
Nordle -- from the autobiography of the world's largest cannabis smuggler, 'Mr Nice' Howard Marks.
Nug -- term for exotic marijuana
Nuggets -- resinous Nuggets of cannabis buds
Nuggs -- shortened variant of Nuggets
Nugglets -- comic variant of Nuggs
O -- abbreviation for an ounce of marijuanas
Ooh-Wee -- weed that makes the smoker act "crazy"
Onion -- slang meaning ounce used only to avoid more obvious connotations when using the more common term "O"
Ooot -- Slang term for cannabis cigarette
Old Toby
Oscar--Ounce of Marijuana (Australia)
Out-Do
Oregano -- Very bad Marijuana, named so for its similarity to the herb
Orange Cat -- Usually reserved for the O-zone and at least 50% of car rides. Can occasionally be used to mean really potent marijuana, but more often than not is used to reference a really potent dude. IE: "Say, Orange Cat, how does the pill feel in there? Pretty good? I thought so."
Panama Red -- A type of helucinagenic marijuana originating in Panama
Pappa C's funky space boots
Pasta
The Peeping Jesus
Peta -- Joint, commonly used in Spain
Phat Sack -- a large quantity of marijuana found within a single bag
Peace Pipe
Pie-Eyes -- Referring to the bloodshot and or glossy quality of the eyes as a result of smoking marijuana
Piet -- joint in Holland
Pito -- Chilean Term
Piff, or Mr. Piff
Po-Pa- slang for marijuana or the act of smoking marijuana
Politics
Pollo -- joint in Puerto Rico
Poke Smot -- a semi-(spoonerism), as opposed to smoke pot; used frequently in Waterloo, Ontario
Poor Man's Hash -- black stuff from stem of pipe or bong, when smoked
Poof Tweeds --To smoke Marijuana
Porro -- Argentinian term
Pot -- from Mexican Spanish Potiguaya, cannabis leaves; very common slang
Pothead -- Frequent cannabis smoker
Pretties --High Grade Marijuana
Pretty Ladies --High Grade Marijuana
Puff
Punders - Makes your pubic hairs fall out
Purp -- see purple
Purple -- a very high quality marijuana that turns purple from growing the marijuana in a cold location. in warm, humid countries they use air conditioning units to lower the room temperature e.g. the SF Bay Area
Purple Urple -- stemming from the strain Purple Kush common use in rap lyrics V-town
Purps -- short for "Purple Haze," an extremely potent strain
Q -- a quarter ounce of marijuana 7gm.
QP --a quarter pound of marijuana 112gm.
Quad --1/4 ounce of marijuana
Quap --a quarter pound of marijuana 112gm
Quarter -- 1/4 ounce of marijuana.
Rasta Plant -- from the Rastafari movement
Redge -- some low quality cannabis.
Reef -- a shortened variant of Reefer
Reefer -- A generic name for marijuana, generally, better than schwag. In some contexts, it refers specifically to a cannabis cigarette with no tobacco
Regs -- "Regular" marijuana, not high-quality.
Reggiwegs -- Term used by a select group of Clockwork Orange fans in South Florida reffering to "regs" or regular marijuana.
Relish
R.G.B. -- Really Good Bud; a term for marijuana that is better than schwag but not as good as KGB
Roach -- The usually card or tough paper end of a joint, through which you smoke (in the same place as a filter on a cigarette
Rube -- Marijuana
Rope -- a joint, "smoke a rope"
Rope-A-Dope -- Low quality cannabis used to make hemp
Salad -- separate strains of cannabis mixed and smoked together, or a joint of cannabis and hashish
Sack -- a baggie containing any type/amount of cannabis, also a general term for any amount of marijuana in California.
Schwag -- below-average marijuana which is usually very cheap; schwag is often smuggled in to the USA from Mexico (Mexican Brick Schwag); many teenagers begin their "marijuana experience" smoking schwag because it is extremely cheap and very accessible to the general public, filled with many seeds and stems.
Schwamp -- Thats stickiest of the icky from Wilkes County, NC.
Score -- £20 worth of marijuana
Scraps -- Specific term used to describe the low grade parts of the plant (ie stalks)
Scruebed -- Extremely high
Sensi -- a shortened variant of Sensemilla
Sensemilia -- Spanish sin semilla, "without seeds"; unfertilized female cannabis buds
Session, Sesh a smoke out session
Sess (sometimes spelled as Cess) see "schwag"
Sea-Lizzard --Cannabis grown hydroponically which is transferred into salt water several days prior to harvesting. The salt water is said to dehydrate the plant and increase concentration of THC on the bud and leaves. It is an extremely difficult process but the resulting marijuana is of extreme potency.
Shake -- loose cannabis flakes that have fallen off of the bud into the bottom of the bag; also known as scrapes
Shake n' Bake -- Smoking Marijuana after engaging in sexual intercourse
Sheeba -- also "sheebz" from "cheeba"
Shifty -- Common effect of extensive cannabis use, resulting in: quietness, staring into space, grinning.
Shit
Shrubs
Shwuggets --Low Grade Nuggets/High Grade Shwag
Sixteenth -- 1/16 ounce or 1.75 grams of marijuana
Sizzla --potent marijuana
Skunk -- a particular cannabis strain; from its distinctive, skunky smell
Sky
Slice's -- 1/8 ounce of marijuana, heard in Vail, CO
Slug -- blunt (Richmond, VA)
Small --1/8 ounce of marijuana
Smoke
Smoke a sac -- to smoke some marijuana
Soul Flower
Spliff -- a joint mixed with tobacco (from either a cigarette or rolling tobacco)
Sploof -- home-made device that masks the odor of smoke using a dryer sheet
Stank -- highly aromatic marijuana
Stank-a-dank -- Smelly, strong marijuana
Stash
Stick -- $25 worth of marijuana, also called a Twenty-Fiver
Sticky -- marijuana that is particularly resinous
Sticky Icky -- marijuana that is particularly resinous
Sticky Icky Icky -- invented by luda luda (ludacris)
Sticky Black -- (or sticky brown) used to refer to particually sticky resin
Stress -- lower grade marijuana characterized by the presence of seeds and stems
Striijj -- pronounced "Streeeege," from slang used in Toronto, Canada
Stuff -- often used over the phone for those buyers/sellers paranoid or wary of being busted by the police
SupaDank -- really good bud
Swamp Grass -- term used in Florida for pot grown by country-boys/rednecks in the backwood areas
SWED- Smoke -- Weed Every Day
Sweet Leaf --Term used by the band Black Sabbath.
Sweets -- Used in conjunction with "sweet tooth." (When one has a craving for the drug)
Tack -- Southeast Irish term for hashish
Tai Alon - Term used in Northeast, esp. New Jersey and Massachusetts, after well known marijuana enthusiast.
Tea -- early 20th-century slang
Ten Draw -- half an 1/8th of an ounce, equal to £10
Texas Red
That Shit
Thai Stick -- Vietnam War era term for marijuana laced with opium
The Shit That Killed Elvis -- Extremely potent cannabis grown in the southern United States.
Thump! Thump! Thump!
The J O Experience - A legendary gathering of individuals to join together and experience/enjoy the smoking of cannabis
The Pig Farmer's laptop
The Wizard
Throw Bread -- to smoke marijuana; one can also toss-a-slice
Time -- often used over the phone, as in: How much time do you need?
Time Machine's Glory -- Marijuana so potent as to induce feelings of timelessness.
Tical -- slang term for medicinal marijuana. coined by rap-group The Wu-Tang Clan and more specifically Method Man.
Tochi French Slang
Toggle -- to roll a joint
Toob -- A bong
Tokin'
Towels -- reference to South Park character Towelie
Trees -- from the resemblance of marijuana buds to leafy tree-greens
Tro -- 1/8 oz. (3.5 gram) bag of marijuana
Turtle -- slang term. coined by rapper E-40. the term is derived from how marijuana is green and makes the user sluggish.
Tweed
Tweny Bag
Twenty-Fiver -- $25 worth of marijuana, also called a stick
Twenty Twen Twen -- From the movie Friday
Two-Fiver -- $25 worth of marijuana
Twomp -- $20 worth of marijuana
Utilities
Wacky Baccy
Wacky Tabacky -- from tobacco
Wacky Weed
Wag -- shortened from Schwag
Wake 'n' Bake -- To smoke around when or right when you wake up, sometimes before even getting out of bed.
Warf -- Popular with "nerds", refers to the star trek character, also a name for that dank shit
Weed -- Very common slang, refers to any variety or potency of cannabis.
Weasel feed
White Widow -- a strain of marijuana from Amsterdam with white hairs.
White Rhino -- Extremely strong marijuana either laced or with white hairs
Willie Pants -- spilling marijuana on pants while rolling a joint
"Wood" -- Late 90's Alabama slang
Woodle
woof -- rhymes with choof, an Australian term
Wooze
Yaa
Yandi (rhymes with Gandhi and is Australian Aboriginal term)
Yeah
"Yean Heard" (late 90's Alabama slang for good weed)
Yeska
Yoda
Z -- one ounce of Marijuana
Zen Corn Dog -- Marijuana smoked with pipe tobacco from a briar or meerschaum pipe
Zip --One Oz of Marijuana
Zol" -- South African Kasi Slang
Zone --One Oz of Marijuana
Zoot -- a joint of marijuana, popular in the UK; Chicago (and Suburbs) slang -- from Joe T. in DuPage County
30s -- common type of marijuana, lower quality than flame and dank, but better than shwag
B -- Blunt
B-Lowski -- Blunt
Caca -- Very low quality marijuana
G -- a gram of marijuana
HP -- a half pound of marijuana
Quad -- a quarter ounce of marijuana, common among Chicago area's surrounding suburban smoking community - compliments of Wojtek coming from DuPage
Primo -- Marijuana laced with cocaine - either sprinkled on top or mixed in the bag
Regs/Regular/Reggies - see 30s above
Sawbuck -- half a gram of quality marijuana
Shwag -- Low quality marijuana
Shwiggity Shwag -- Low quality marijuana
Shwig -- Low quality bud, stemming from shwag
Twofer -- two grams
Faso -- Argentian slang, formerly used as the slang of cigarette
Voldemort -- Weed bought from a gang.

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Cigarette

100 -- A 100 size cigarette
50 -- A regular cigarette
Ace -- giving the last few pulls of a cigarette
Backwards
Baccy -- Loose cut tobacoo
McCiggy
Bad boy
Bay-bays
Baynards
Belly's -- short for Belmont, a canadian cigarette
Bines shortened from Woodbines
Blem
Blemdem
Bob Marley
Breather
Browndizzle
Browndem
Boges
Bogeys -- Very Common Slang
Burn -- In UK prisons "Do you have any Burn?" is a request for cigarettes
Burner
"Burning a Sock"
Bust-Down -- giving one half a cigarette after having smoked the previous; similar to Twos
Butt
Cam -- Camel
Cam Strike -- Camel
Cancer sticks
Cancers
Cats
Chocs
Cigro
Cigs
Ciggies'
Ciglers UK
Ciggy wiggy dillies
Chop Chop -- Australian term for black market tobacco
Clove
Club Foot
Coffin nails
Cowboy killers (only for Marlboros)
Cutt -- a drag of smoke
Cutting -- Sharing a Cigarette
Dahmbeh--In South Korea
Dangs
Darts
Deathstick
Decks -- NW England (refers to the number in a pack, i.e., 10 Deck, 20 Deck)
Dick -- A name used when asking for the last drags of someone else's cigarette. "Can I smoke your dick?"
Digs
Dings -- Name used by Teenagers in Ottawa, Canada
Dirt
Doog -- Name used by ethnic minority youths of Melbourne, Australia
Drag
Duce -- Especially in Toronto, Canada, meaning asking for some of a cigarette as in "yo, duce!"
Dugans -- Especially in NYC
Durries -- In Australia, usually used by bogans
Duz/Duzzers -- Referrring to durries.
Fags -- The term "fag" is used more commonly in the United Kingdom and some Commonwealth countries whereas in the United States and Canada it is primarily a derogatory term for a male homosexual

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Freedom Sticks
Gaspers
Glory Sticks
Gophers
Gorts
Grants -- A common phrase used for asking someone for a cigarette is "Can you grant me a grant?"
Grits
Groove -- To light a cigarette and smoke. i.e. - May I borrow your lighter to groove my cig?
Grout
Gwan gwigs
Hairy rags
Hausersticks
Hedges -- referring to Benson & Hedges
Jacks
Jewport -- Slang for a Newport. Much like "Niggerport"
Joes -- Taken from "Joe Camel", an old Camel cigarettes mascot
Jom -- Taken from the huts of dover, used widely among Singaporean teens
John Cancer -- referring to John Silver
Kills -- Last few drags of a cigarette
Kill -- to finish
King -- referring to Parliments
King K -- referring to Parliments
King Kirby -- referring to Parliments
Lamps
Letters -- To save someone the last few drags of a cigarette
Loosey -- A single cigarette
Lung darts
Lucy
Magic Dragons
Meep -- A drag of smoke
Meep Meep -- Used commonly to ask for a drag of a cigar or cigarette
Nackles
Nail -- As in 'Nail in My Coffin'
New -- a Newport
New-P's -- Slang term for Newports
News -- Slang for a Newport
Nic Sticks -- As in NICotine
Niggerette -- Slang for a Menthol cigarette (Stereotype of Blacks smoking Menthols more)
Nigger Sticks -- A slang term for Newport (Hundreds) cigarettes
P-Funks -- A slang term for Parliaments
Parli's -- A slang term for Parliaments
Pizza Pops
Port -- Short for Newport
Pucho -- Mapudungun term which means 'leftovers'; actually widely used to refer to cigarettes
Rock-biter -- Slang for a Cigarette
Reds -- short for Marlboro Red cigarettes
Refries -- Already used cigarettes being relit and smoked
Rollies -- Self-rolled cigarettes
Ronnies -- UK term
Saves -- The last two or three drags of a cigarette "Saves me please"
Scallywags
Schmig
"Scoogie"
Scraglespootch
Scragles
Short -- A regular sized cigarette
Shorts -- The last two or three drags of a cigarette
Sin Sticks
Sissy Sticks -- Commonly used by those who oppose tobacco use "Put away that sissy stick"
Smigarette
Smok
Smokey Treats
Smokes
Smooth One
Smurt -- The remains of found, discarded cigarette butts hand-rolled into a cigarette
Snouts
Splurge (Uk) Smaller than a saves bigger than 'letters' "Splurge me"
Square -- Cigarettes that have lost their cylindrical shape and become rectangular prisms when a full pack of cigarettes is "packed"; this term may also refer to the shape of a pack of cigarettes before filters came into fashion
Standard Issue Hairpiece
Steeze
Stoages -- Chicago slang
Snout
Stick
Stogies
Stokes
Stompies -- South Africa
Straights -- Factory rolled cigarettes
Strikes -- Lucky Strikes
Super Saves -- The last drag of a cigarette given to a friend; UK term
Suicide Drag -- The very last possible drag before the cigarette burns down to filter - Termed so because the smoker has a random chance of ending up with a drag of tobacco smoke or inhaling the foul-tasting smoke from the burning filter.
Sutta -- India, Hindi
Sweet cancer
Tabs -- NE England
Tailors -- Short for "tailor made" (machine rolled), only used in New Zealand and Australia
T.M. -- Short for "tailor made", mostly Canadian
Troggs -- in Los Angeles
Twos -- Smoking only half of the cigerette and giving the other half to a friend, used in the UK

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Cocaine

256 -- "BLO" on a telephone keypad
51 -- marijuana joint rolled with cocaine --Detroit area
7 up -- 7 grams (1/4 ounce)
8 ball -- 3.5 grams (1/8 ounce)
A1-Yola
Balls Mahoney
Beak
Bernice
Bing or Bing Crosby -- (as in "I'm dreamin' of a White Christmas ....") Boston area
Bird"" --One Kilogram of cocaine
Bitch""
Blow-- cocaine (NOTE: blow is becoming a more common way to refer to snorted heroin, or as a verb synonymous with 'snort')
Blown/Blown up --Refers to being high on cocaine
Bogota Bullion
Bolivian Marching Powder
Booger Sugar
Boutros (As in Boutros Boutros Ghalli, West London Rhyming slang for Charlie which is another nickname for Cocaine)
Brooke Shields - Bay Area reference (see white girl)
Butter Sandwich(es) -- Philadelphia area
C
California Cornflakes
Cane
Chabbie
Chach
Champagne -- from its nickname "the champagne of stimulants"
Chandi -- Indian Street term to define cocaine, meaning pleasure + paradise + winning emotions
Chan
Chang
Charlie
Chasing The Wa-Was -- injecting cocaine
Chaz
Chez
Cheddar
Cheese
Chewy(weed and crack)
Chinese Sky Candy(from The Simpsons, referring to firecrackers, not cocaine)
Ching -- resembling a cash-register, because of how expensive cocaine is
Co-ca-ee-na (phonetic, from Spanish)
Coca-Cola
Coco-Puff -- marijuanna joint rolled with cocaine
Coke -- shortened form of cocaine
Cola
Colombian Dancing Dust
Colombian Foot Soldiers
Colombian Marching Powder
Colombian Alpine Ski Team -- A group of friends or associates who all plan to get high together.
Cookie
Coover(s)
Cornbread -- crack cocaine
Cotton Brothers -- cocaine, heroin and morphine
Crack - crack cocaine is cocaine which has undergone chemical alteration so it can be smoked or "free-based"
Crill -- a piece of crack
Cuch
Dart -- Used in conjunction with a 'throw' (light) i.e. "you got a throw for my dart?"
Devil's Dandruff
Dust
Dutch Bliss -- Particularly potent Colombian blend
Eight Ball
Farlopa - used in Spain
Fat White Lady (ladies) - Refers to a line or lines of cocaine
Flake
Freebase -- to smoke cocaine
Gak
Gas (specifically referencing high quality cocaine)
Gear -- As in "Did you bring the gear?"
Geek
Geeked-Up -- Refers to being high on cocaine
Girl
Gold Dust
Gooka
Hamburger(s) -- used in Cheech & Chong's "Nice Dreams", also Brian and Dennis Wilson recorded the "Hamburger Sessions" in 1981 [1]
Happy Trails
Hard - Refers to crack cocaine
Hocus-Pocus
Hollywood -- mentioned in "Rock & Roll Heart" by Eric Clapton
Hoove -- short for "Hoover", as in the vacuum cleaner (refers to snorted cocaine)
Jessica Simpson
Jake
"Jiffy" -- Refers to crack cocaine
Johnny -- Talked to Johnny lately?
Kate -- Jersey City area
Kitty
Kubba - Kubs also
Kuff
Lady, Lady C
llello -- the Spanish word for cocaine, the misspelling of which lead to "yay" and "yayo" or "yao."
Lines
Linsey-Lohan--Term used primarily in Cincinnati,OH for cocaine
Love -- used only for crack cocaine
Lucifer Left-Nostril
Merca -- Argentinian slang, derived from Mercancia (Merchandise)
Mr. B.
Myk's favorite drug
Nighttrain
Nose Candy
Pala -- Argentinian slang
Penis
Pepsi
Perico (Spanish for parrot) --Hispanic term.
Peruvian Marching Powder
Powder -- self descriptive
Picnic in Stevenage
Partying
Rails - refers to "lines" of cocaine
Roseanne Barr - see "fat white lady"
Rocks -- crack cocaine
Scotty -- as in, "Beam me up, Scotty"
Shit
Shnazzle
Shneg
Showbiz Sherbert
Skeezell -- A bump
Skeeter
Skiing -- doing coke "lets go skiing"
Sleigh Ride
Snai -- Southern California term "Let's go get some Snai" pronounced SNAY
Sniff -- UK
Snow -- cocaine as a powder resembles very fine snow (see Ski Bunnies)
Snow Train
Snowballing - pertains to the act of taking cocaine ["Dude, are you snowballin?] or a user thereof ["Is she a snowball?] [used in the USA Midwest]
Snow White -- Refers to cocaine itself, or cocaine as something they know( they've been using for a while)
Soft
SpeedBall -- To mix Heroin with Cocaine
Squib -- a piece of crack
Sugar
Street Caviar -- slang name for crack in Seattle, WA
Sutta
Tony -- after Tony Montana from Scarface
Toot -- "tooting" is the act of "insufflating" or snorting, and can be done with any powdered substance with varying degrees of success.
Turtle stuff- used in central North Carolina in gang and street talk
Up
White
White Devil
White Girl
White Horse - as in the Goldfrapp record Ride a White Horse
White Lady
White Lion
White Pony
Yada
Yadidi -- (pr. Yah-did-eye) shortened from Bay Area slang "yadidimean" to mean "do you know what i mean"
Yak -- Southwestern colliquial.
Yale
Yams -- Orlando area
Yard -- Florida 100$ worth of crack cocaine
Yay
Yao -- pronounced "yay-O"
Yay-yo, or just "yay"
Yeyo -- from Scarface: "Chi-Chi, get the yeyo". Misspelling of the Spanish ghetto slang term "llello". (Also used in hip-hop lyrics)
Yiz
Yola
Zing

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Dextromethorphan

CCC -- Abbreviation for Coricidin Cough and Cold; refers to the three C's on the pill. Also abbreviation for "Candy Coated Chaos" a play on the title
Dex -- Abbreviation for dextromethorphan.
Dexed -- To be under the influence of dextromethorphan.
Dextro -- Abbreviation for dextromethorphan.
DXM -- Abbreviation for dextromethorphan.
Robo -- Refers specifically to Robitussin brand cough syrup.
Robotripping -- Being under the influence of DXM by drinking bottles of Robitussin brand cough syrup.
Shib or Shibby
Skittles -- Dextromethorphan gel caps; refers to using Coricidin Cough and Cold pills because of their resemblance to red skittles candy. This is commonly found in news articles about dextromethorphan use.
Skittling -- Using or being under the influence of DXM gel caps or Coricidin.
Triple C's -- Abbreviation for Coricidin Cough and Cold; refers to the three C's on the pill.
Tussin -- Generic term for cough syrup such as Robitussin

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Ecstasy (MDMA)

[clicking noise with tongue] - to pop e
"5th and 24th" --the letters e and x, by James Tate
Adam -- early term used in the context of psychotherapy
Anastasia-- female name. It refers to the Mexican slang for ecstasy "Tacha" which at the same time refers to the letter X in Spanish.
Bacalao (Salt Cod) -- used in Spain. Also used to refer to electronica music.
Gary Abletts -- Rhyming slang for tablets, commonly used specifically for ecstacy, in reference to the Liverpool F.C. footballer.
Bangers (slang used in North West Ireland)
Beans
"Berries"
Bickies
Bicho -- (Argentinian)
Biscuits -- mmm, noice!
Bomber -- (one pill) used primarily in Seaside Heights, New Jersey
Boat -- 1000 ecstasy pills
Candies
Candyflipping -- When MDMA and LSD are used together
Clovers
Colon Rollin' -- when a pill is inserted anally
Cowies (Geordie)
Disco Biscuits- after the band of the same name
Dancing Shoes - phone slang
Doobies
Doves
E
Eddie Bo-Southern California street name for ecstasy
E-bombs
Eccies
Ecstasy
Ecstasy Tablets
Egg Rolls
"Elana"
Em
Empathy
Essence
Ex
Ebeneezer -- From the song Ebeneezer Goode which featured the refrain "Eezer Good, Eezer Good, Ebeneezer Good."
Fizzle
Flip - to do ecstacy
Flipper
Fuckstasy
Garys --Rhyming slang. Named after liverpudlian football player Gary Ablett (Tablet) in England, and coincidentally in Australia, after an Aussie Rules footballer of the same name following drug controversy surrounding him.
Googs
Gurners/Gurns
Half Jar --50 ecstasy pills
Hug-Drug
Illies
Jack and jills, or simply Jills -- English Cockney rhyming slang
Jar --100 ecstasy pills
Jiggas -- Made popular by Rap star Lil Boosie
Junnov -- an East European slang, symbolizing the droppings
Kiks means biscuit' in English -- Used a lot in Denmark
Knips -- Main nickname in Norway
Light meth
Lollies
Louie Vuitton
Long lasting lollies
Love-Bug
Love Drug
Love Medicine
Love potion
"M"
Madman -- (MaDMAn)
Malcolm -- As in Malcolm X, X, Ecstasy
Mandy
Meth Bombs --Ecstasy Pill containing a decent amount of methamphetamine
Mitsu's -- named after the infamous Mitsubishi Ecstasy pills of the late 1990s to early 2000s
Mollys- Pure MDMA tabs
Pasti -- (Argentinian)
Pills
Pillage
Ping (To Ping - to do ecstacy)
Pingers
Pressies --Pressed pills of ecstasy (rather than powder in capsules)
Quarter Jar --25 ecstasy pills
Roker's Barnet
Rolls -- in Mid-Atlanic/Great Lakes slang, a user is said to be "Rolling," or "Rolling Balls," or "Rolling Face"
Scooby Snacks -- Reference to Scooby Doo, and the fairly inhebriated state of the characters
Scum -- Northern Irish slang
Skates
Skating --Term used in Central U.S. also because of calling the pills skates
Slits
Slows - Term used in montreal Canada ( slow as opposed to amphetamine which is speed )
Smack Bombs -- A term used for Ecstasy pills that allegedly contain heroin, though this has never been found
Smalls
Smartees
Soy Foys
Sweets
Tablets
Tacha -- Mexican slang for ecstasy, making reference to the letter X
Tabs
Thizz -- Bay Area
Thizzing -- Refers to being high on Ecstacy, a very common Bay Area term made by the deceased rapper Mac Dre
Thizzlamic- a street 'language' created by deceased rapper Mac Dre, and used primarily in the Bay area.
Vitamin E
Vitamin X
Vowels
Wee Boys -- Irish slang
Wingers -- Northern Irish slang
Wronguns
X
X-Men -- Pattern on the Tablet, also a variation is: X-Men 2
XTC
Yips -- Dublin slang
Yokes -- Dublin slang

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Heroin

A Sidani-- Uptown New-Jersey slang
A bomb -- if smoked in a cigarette
Amelia
Antifreeze
Big Bad Boy
Big H
Black
Black Dragon
Black Girl
Black Tar -- low quality heroin, which Kurt Cobain used often
Blast
Blow-- - Common slang used in Chicago and Detroit
Bobby Brown
Boy
Brad -- a reference to Brad Nowell, a musician who overdosed on heroin
Brown
Brown Sugar
Caballo -- in Spanish, horse
Captain Jack -- rhyming slang for smack
Chang
Chasing the Tiger or Chasing the Dragon -- refers to smoking heroin
Cheese
Chicken -- from the similarity of needle mark rows to chicken scratches, mentioned by Bob Dylan in "Tombstone Blues"
China White -- may also be the much more powerful narcotic fentanyl and also morphine; common in the Los Angeles area
Chinese Rocks -- high-purity crystalline heroin
Chiva
Chunks
Coffee
Cotton Brothers -- cocaine, heroin and morphine
Cotton Candy -- from the use of cotton as a filter for injection, mentioned in "Babylon Sisters" by Steely Dan
Diesel- Common slang used in New York
Dog Food
Dookey Rocks
Dope - Common slang used in Philadelphia and Connecticut
Dragon -- when smoked, the thick smoke of heroin is said to resemble the tail of a dragon (hence Chasing the Dragon)
57 Chevy -- from the Eric Clapton song "Rock 'N' Roll Heart"
Fix
Gear
Ghost
Gold
Golden Brown -- from the color of heroin
Goods
Goop
Grape Jolly Rancher
H -- shortened form of Heroin
H22
H-bomb
Hair
Hairpiece
Hammer
Harriet Tubman
Harry
Hero
Heron
Homicide
Hood
Hop
Horse
Huck 'n Buck Special 4 Da Dirty Rydaz -- West Philadelphia
The Jack Bauer -- in reference to Season 3 of 24 (TV series)
Jesus (mentioned by James Taylor in "Fire and Rain")
Junk
Kaka Water
Lady H
Layne -- a reference to Layne Staley (lead singer of Alice in Chains who died from an overdose)
Manteca -- Spanish for Lard
Mexican Black Tar -- low quality heroin imported into the US from Mexico
Mexican Dirt
Mexican Mud
Mr. Brownstone
Montego
Morse Code Features
Noddy Brown
Oddy Noddy
Of course my horse
P-dope
Pepper
Poppy
Rain
Ring of Turd
Rob Flaherty
Scag
Shit
Smack -- from the action of smacking the arm to produce a prominent vein in which to inject the drug
Slam
Slack-dad-eat-your-heart-out
Sludge
Snow
Stunna
Suicide
Tang (mentioned in "Proud Mary" by Credence Clearwater Revival)
Tar
The Loud-House Permadillo
The Nax
White Bitch
White girl
" White Pony"
White Tiger
The fake throwdown
Raw Opportunities

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Ketamine

Cat Tranquilizer, Horse Tranquilizer, etc -- from its use as a veterinary anaesthetic
K -- shortened form of Ketamine
Keezy
Ket
Ketapillars -- a combination of ketamine and ecstasy pills
Kenny
K-Hole -- disassociated hallucinogenic state at higher doses
Kit-Kat
Kitty
Klarky Kat / Klarko K Kat
Kustard
Old Man -- as opposed to Madman (slang for MDMA/ecstacy)
Property of Sir John (Gielgud)
Regretamine
Special K -- humorous; from the breakfast cereal of the same name
Super K
Triple K or KKK -- used in rave clubs in Southern Washington State
Vetamine
Vitamin K
K wire
KFC
Wonky
Marvin Gaye
Forgetamine
I'll Getamine
Kiki -- in Romania
Shaftesbury soup
Poon
Doup
"Carol-June" or "CJ"

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Khat

Cat
Chat
Qat
Quaadka
feline
pootie
Kizzo

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LSD

Acid
Acid tabs
Alice -- from Alice in Wonderland, possibly by way of the Jefferson Airplane song White Rabbit, which uses images from the book to refer to drug use
Alphabet
Blotters -- from the blotter paper it comes on
California Sunshine
Candyflipping -- a term used to reference LSD and MDMA use together
Cid
Doses
DSL -- LSD backwards
Eye Candy -- LSD sold in Visine bottles
Glories -- Morning glory seeds
Lavender
L
Lake Shore Drive -- as in, "I'm cruisin' down Lakeshore Drive"--Detroit area
Lucy in the sky with diamonds -- slang originally from The Beatles song about a painting done by Lennon's son.
Magic Tickets -- pieces of paper containing LSD.
Microdots -- from tiny tablets.
Monterey Purple -- a form of LSD that Jimi Hendrix used before his famous guitar burning performance where he lit the guitar on fire on stage at the Monterey Pop Festival
Paper -- from the blotter paper it comes on
Rain Drops -- Liquid Form of LSD
Rips -- Abbreviation of "trips"
Cid-drip the entertainer-- (cedric the entertainer) witty and humorous slang term for acid
Sugar cubes
Sunshine Acid -- The acid made by hippies
Square dancing tickets
Pepa -- (Argentinian)
Tabs -- LSD is sometimes blotted onto sheets of paper, cut up into little squares called tabs
Timothy Leary Ticket
Trade names -- e.g. Strawberries, Orange Sunshine, Felix; tabs are often illustrated, and specific batches named after the illustration or color of paper used.
Tickets - often used to describe blotter paper
Trip -- an LSD experience is known as a trip; being on LSD is known as tripping
Uncle Sidney, Uncle Sid, Sid, Syd (as in Syd Barrett), 'Cid -- contraction of A-cid
White lightning
Window Pane - from the gelatin windows it comes on
Yellow sunshine
Stamps ------ Canada

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Mescaline

Cactus
Dusty
M -- used in PiHKAL
Mesc
Peyote
Pixie sticks -- for the dream-like hallucinations induced by consumption

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Mescaline (3,4,5-trimethoxyphenethylamine) is a hallucinogenic alkaloid of the phenethylamine class. ... Cover of PiHKAL PiHKAL is a 1991 book by Dr. Alexander Shulgin and Ann Shulgin about psychedelic phenethylamines. ...

Methamphetamine

Amp -- from Amphetamine
Batu -- Malaysian street name
Billy -- A reference to Billy Whizz a British comic character who could move at high speeds, featured in the Beano comics
Bling
Cale Gerst
Champagne
Chimichanga
Chris
Christina
Crank -- non-crystalline methamphetamine powder prepared for insufflation or injection
Crissie
Crystal -- from the crystalline form of pure methamphetamine
Crystal Meth'
Devil's Dandruff -- a term common within law enforcement. Brought to popularity by the US-based A&E TV Show "Dog the Bounty Hunter".
Dope -- a term for drugs in general but also used for meth
Flash -- mostly used during the 1970s
Fluff -- crank of higher quality, commonly in powdered form
G -- From "glass".
Gak
Geek
Glass - from the shards that resemble pieces of glass
Goose-Egg
Go or Go Fast
Go Pills -- military slang, especially pilots (see history of WWII: Japan, Germany, USA)
High speed chicken feed--truck driver slang
Hard Crystal -- Mainly used in Canada
Hillbilly Heroin
Ice -- from the appearance of crystalline methamphetamine, resembling ice
Ink -- reference to "pen" short for penetentiary. this refers to the extremely harsh legal penalties for possession, use or distribution of the drug.
Ish
Jenny Crank -- instead of Jenny Craig. From the idea that Methamphetamine makes you lose weight.
Johnny Fat Sacks
Jib -- Canadian Meth
Meth
Methedrine -- a brand name
Moving on G
P -- short for 'Pure'
Pervatine -- produced in the Czech Republic
Pervitin -- slang in the Czech Republic
Piko -- slang in the Czech Republic
Philopon
Poor man's Cocaine
Poot
Pure
Redneck cocaine
Rock
Rudy -- a reference to Rudies or Rude Boys
Sean
Shabs -- Commonly used around Australia when buying meth "Got any Shabs mate?"
Shabu -- Japanese street name
Shards -- resembles glass or crystal shards
Shit
Speed -- applicable also to any stimulants of the amphetamine class
Spinning --Term used for smoking methamphetamine because when the user smokes meth they must spin the pipe back and forth to keep the smoke in the pipe
Tanner
Terry
Texas Tea
Tina -- from 'Christina', abbr. form of the name 'crystal', or perhaps from the common measurement purchase amount of a sixteenth of an ounce ('sixteener', or 'teener')
Tik -- South African street name
Truck stop coffee -- a reference used mostly by truck drivers.
Twack
Tweak
Upside-down b -- A reference to 'P', popularized in New Zealand by animated TV show Bro'Town
uppers
Whiz
Yaba -- a powerful Asian meth tablet containing caffeine, often colored and flavored
Zip
"chicken feed"
Trigger's Sauce

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Morphine

Adolf
Block
C & M -- refers to the use of cocaine and morphine simultaneously
Cotton Brothers -- cocaine, heroin and morphine
Cube
Dreamer
Drugstore dope
Emsel
First line
German boy
God's drug
Hospital Heroin
Hows
Hydrogen Bomb
M
Miss Emma
Mojo
Morfs
Morphia
Morphina
Mr. Blue
MS
Mud
Murphy
Nasty
Nazi
New Jack Swing -- heroin and morphine
Unkie
White Stuff

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Morphine (INN) (IPA: ) is an extremely powerful opiate analgesic drug and is the principal active agent in opium. ...

Other opioids

AC/DC -- codeine cough syrup
Bam -- pethidine (brand name Demerol)
Beans -- Oxycotton
Cough Syrup -- refers mostly to Codeine, but also Hydrocodone occasionally
Duncan Flockharts -- Dihydrocodeine, from DF118
DFs -- from DF118, a brand name of the chemical Dihydrocodeine
Dikes -- from Diconal a brand name for Dipipanone and cyclizine
Dikies -- from Diconal a brand name for Dipipanone and cyclizine
Diffs -- brand name DHC Continus, chemical name Dihydrocodeine
Dillies -- Hydromorphone (from the brand name Dilaudid)
Done -- pronounced to rhyme with phone, not fun (In Australia this usually refers to Methadone, not Oxycodone)
Doses -- Methadone
HillBilly Heroin -- originally Hydromorphone, and more recently Oxycodone
Juice - Methadone
Nubian -- from Nalbuphine hydrochloride
OC-- Oxycodone
OJ a joint laced with opium
Orange County -- used to avoid illicit terminology on the phone: "Have you been..." or "Do you wanna go..."
O-Rock DC street term for opium
Oxy -- Oxycodone
Oxy Cotton -- OxyContin, Oxycodone
Percs -- Percodan or Percoset
Phy -- from Physeptone, a brand name for methadone
Purple drink -- a concoction composed of codeine-containing cough syrup and grape soda popularized by rapper Mike Jones
Rushbo -- Oxycodone
Schoolboy -- Codeine
T3 -- Codeine
Throwing Stick
Tems -- brand name Temgesic, chemical name Buprenorphine
Tooting -- Getting High on Oxycotton
Vikes -- Vicodin (Hydrocodone)
horsepain

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Phencyclidine

Anchorage
Angel
Angel Dust
Cyclone
Dippie -- A cigarette dipped in liquid phencyclidine
Disembalming Fluid
Dust
Fuck Me Harder
Hog
Ice'
Jo Mama
Juicy (when smoked with marijuana)
Krystal
Leak
Love Boat
Magic dust
Mesk
Monkey dust
Ocean and Stigman An intersection in the worst section of Jersey City where the drug is sold.
PCP
Powdered Milk
Pussy Fart
Rocketfuel
Sam Williams
Sherm or Sherms Sherman Hemsley
Sherman Ave. A street in Jersey City, a town where the drug is popular among teens.
Sugar
Wack
Wet

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Promethazine w/Codeine

Barre
Lean
Oil
Paint
Purple Drank
Purple Punch
Rainbow Colors
Sizzurp
Syrup
Tuss

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Psychedelic mushrooms

1UP's - after the 1-up mushrooms in the Super Mario Bros. games for Nintendo.
Benzies
Blue Rimmers
Boom-Dads
Boomers
Caps
Crumb Tarts
FireWorks
Fly agarics - a form of magic mushroom (Amanita muscaria) which does not contain Psilocybin, or Psilocyn, the active ingredient in standard magic mushroom.
Fun Gus
Fun Guys
Fungus
Goombas - after the mushroom-shaped enemies in the Super Mario Bros. games
Gus
Jesus
Lalkas
Magic Mushrooms
Marios
Mucks
Muggers
Mush
Mushies
Pizza Toppings
Philosopher's Stones - the psilocybin-containing "nuts" of some species of magic mushrooms which look like stones
Shrooms, Shroomies
Smurfhats
Toads
Truffles - the nut-like objects that some psilocybe species form underground
Umbrellas
Yellow Bentines
Zoomers
Zoomies

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Psilocybin (also known as psilocybine), is a psychedelic alkaloid of the tryptamine family. ... Binomial name Amanita muscaria (Linnaeus) Hook. ...

Other

51er -- A joint or blunt filled with marijuana and a line of cocaine.
Ambien tripping -- Term used to describe the strange psychedelic effects following the ingestion of multiple Ambien or Lunesta pills.
Banjo Liability
Bees -- 2C-B
Big Sal -- Salvia Divinorum.
Cake --Term for Eastern European drug made from chemicals, not plants.
Candy -- Term for drugs, in general.
Candyflip -- LSD-25 and MDMA.
Cyclo -- Nickname for Cyclobenzaprine
Cyclone -- Nickname for Cyclobenzaprine, also the name of a brand of blunt papers.
Dusting -- Inhaling "Dust Off" or any other compressed air to get a dizzy rush
Dex--Short for dexamphetamine
Eve -- MDEA
Foxy -- Nickname for the club drug 5Meo-DIPT
Frisco Speedball -- Cocaine mixed with heroin and LSD
Hattie Jake's Pretentious Cheese Wog
Hippy crack -- Nitrous Oxide
Hippy flip -- Magic mushrooms and MDMA.
Kitty Flipping -- a combination of Ketamine and ecstasy
Nevadito -- From Spanish, snowy. A joint or blunt filled with marijuana or tobacco and a line of cocaine.
Nexus -- 2C-B.
Oxy --Oxycodone
Oxycotton --Oxycodone
Pink Panther -- Diphenhydramine/Dramamine; refers to pink color of diphenhydramine preparations such as Benadryl.
Rush aka Rushbo -- Can refer to Oxycodone and/or Viagra, mixed together or with any other drug.
Sally D -- Salvia Divinorum
Sextasy -- a slang term for the combination of the drugs MDMA (ecstasy) and sildenafil citrate (aka Viagra®)
Ska -- Slang term for Salvia Divinorum, also called Ska Pastora.
Sleepeasy -- Term for sleeping pills such as Ambien, Lunesta, and Trazedone.
Sleepers -- Sleeping pills
Smackstacy -- mixture of heroin and ecstacy
Snow Cone -- a joint or bong of weed laced with speed. Named after Australian slang for the cone piece on a bong.
Speedball -- Cocaine mixed with heroin; cause of most hard drug overdoses.
Whippets -- Nitrous Oxide

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2C-B is a lesser known psychedelic drug that was first synthesized by Alexander Shulgin in 1974. ... Binomial name Salvia divinorum Salvia divinorum, also known as Diviners Sage, Magic Mint, Ska MarÃa Pastora, or simply Salvia (although the genus name is shared among many plants) is a powerful psychoactive plant, a member of the sage genus and the Lamiaceae (mint) family. ... LSD blotter paper D-Lysergic Acid Diethylamide, commonly called acid, LSD, or LSD-25, is the most powerful semisynthetic hallucinogen and psychedelic entheogen. ... ecstasy and religious ecstasy MDMA, most commonly known today by the street name ecstasy, is a synthetic entactogen of the phenethylamine family whose primary effect is to stimulate the brain to rapidly secrete large amounts of serotonin, causing a general sense of openness, empathy, energy, euphoria, and well-being. ... Cyclobenzaprine is a skeletal muscle relaxant and a Central Nervous System (CNS) Depressant. ... Dextroamphetamine (also known as dextroamphetamine sulfate, dexamphetamine, dexedrine, Dexampex, Ferndex, Oxydess II, Robese, Spancap #1, and, informally, Dex), a stereoisomer of amphetamine, is an indirect-acting stimulant that releases norepinephrine from nerve terminals, thus promoting nerve impulse transmission. ... Magic mushrooms are also known as sacred mushrooms, psychedelic mushrooms, and, more generally, hallucinogenic mushrooms. ... ecstasy and religious ecstasy MDMA, most commonly known today by the street name ecstasy, is a synthetic entactogen of the phenethylamine family whose primary effect is to stimulate the brain to rapidly secrete large amounts of serotonin, causing a general sense of openness, empathy, energy, euphoria, and well-being. ... OxyContin should not be confused with oxytocin. ... OxyContin should not be confused with oxytocin. ... Sildenafil citrate, sold under the names Viagra, Revatio and generically under various other names, is a drug used to treat male erectile dysfunction (impotence) and pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), developed by the pharmaceutical company Pfizer. ... Binomial name Salvia divinorum Salvia divinorum, also known as Diviners Sage, Magic Mint, Ska MarÃa Pastora, or simply Salvia (although the genus name is shared among many plants) is a powerful psychoactive plant, a member of the sage genus and the Lamiaceae (mint) family. ... Slang is the use of highly informal words and expressions that are not considered standard in the speakers dialect or language. ... A psychoactive drug or psychotropic substance is a chemical substance that acts primarily upon the central nervous system where it alters brain function, resulting in temporary changes in perception, mood, consciousness and behavior. ... MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine), most commonly known by the street names ecstasy or XTC (for more names see the full list), is a synthetic entactogen of the phenethylamine family, whose primary effect is believed to be the stimulation of secretion as well as inhibition of re-uptake of large amounts... MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine), most commonly known by the street names ecstasy or XTC (for more names see the full list), is a synthetic entactogen of the phenethylamine family, whose primary effect is believed to be the stimulation of secretion as well as inhibition of re-uptake of large amounts... Sildenafil citrate, sold under the names Viagra, Revatio and generically under various other names, is a drug used to treat male erectile dysfunction (impotence) and pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), developed by the pharmaceutical company Pfizer. ... AKA is an initialism for Also Known As. ... Amphetamine (alpha-methyl-phenethylamine), also known as speed, is a synthetic stimulant used to suppress the appetite, control weight, and treat disorders including narcolepsy and Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. ... This article is about nitrous oxide, or laughing gas. ...

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