M n.
1. (also em) morphine.
![]() | S.F. Call 27 Nov. 3/1: Among fiends, the drug [...] might be called just ‘C’ as morphine is called ‘M’ or ‘white stuff’. | |
![]() | Hop-Heads 17: ‘“C” or “m”?’ she asked with the nonchalance of a society matron serving tea. | |
![]() | Jack-Roller 161: He repaid me by telling me of his experiences in life, how he started to ‘hit M’ (morphine). | |
![]() | Man with the Golden Arm 58: You got to get M to get that tingle-tangle. | |
![]() | On The Road (1972) 141: She took tea, goofballs, benny, liquor and even asked Old Bull for a shot of M. | |
![]() | World’s Toughest Prison 798: em – Morphine. | |
![]() | Entrapment (2009) 217: Where the time is always a time for M or a time for H, a time to goof or a time to taper. | Land of the Strange Light Sleep’ in|
![]() | Blue Movie (1974) 224: Whimpering and wincing [...] in some curious (perhaps due to his recent M-run) Pavlovian-like reversal. | |
![]() | (con. 1967) Reckoning for Kings (1989) 42: Buellton marked M on the crew chief’s forehead (medic code: The patient has been given morphine). | |
![]() | (con. 1964–8) Cold Six Thousand 367: We’ve got enough back-stock of M-base to see us through to the next harvest. | |
![]() | ONDCP Street Terms 14: M — Marijuana; morphine. |
2. marijuana.
![]() | Jungle Kids (1967) 103: We wouldn’t give him so much as a stick of M. | ‘See Him Die’ in|
![]() | Hell’s Angels (1967) 18: The thirteenth letter of the alphabet, ‘M’, which in turn stands for marijuana. | |
![]() | Underground Dict. (1972). | |
![]() | Lowspeak. | |
![]() | ONDCP Street Terms 14: M — Marijuana; morphine. |
3. (US) masochism or masochist.
![]() | personal ad, adult bookstoreLang. Sadomasochism (1989) 91: Conservative sadist needs a little more M in his life [ibid.] If you’re looking for real pain, call me and let me be your M. |
4. (UK black/gang, also M-charge) a murder charge.
![]() | 🎵 If you’re on me, I’m cheffing you inside out / And if I catch an M, I will fly out. | ‘Mad about Bars’|
![]() | What They Was 72: I’m not ready to catch a M-charge over nine bills [ibid.] 202: So whenever he goes pen, it’s never for a M, it’s always suttin else. |