product n.
1. (drugs) a drug (the specific drug is determined by context), usu. as described by a dealer.
![[US]](/static/img/flags/us.png "United States") | Dealer 13: Jimmy deals [cocaine] hard, which means that he invests all he has in product, and then must move it quickly to get his money back. | |
| Motown and Didi 50: [of heroin[ ‘[J]ust let everybody cop for air so they can check out our product’. | |
| Heathers [film script] 24: Brad-ley, Hennesey’s looking for you. He says he owes you for blow and he just got some product himself. | |
| (con. 1930s) Addicts Who Survived 237: I speedballed before I performed [...] When the band played your introduction, the product got a hold of you then. | |
![[UK]](/static/img/flags/uk.png "United Kingdom") | Scholar 275: They surged through the council flat like a human tidal wave, eager to feel some collars and seize some product. | |
| Layer Cake 16: He’s also got people who are up for buying the product offa him. | |
| (con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 149: We got their money, but they didn’t get none of the product. | |
| Lush Life 382: I din’t have no product. We’re just conversating . | |
| Swollen Red Sun 9: ‘Hey, looks they been cookin’ [i.e. methamphetamine] back here’ [...] ‘Find any product?’. | |
| ‘Broken’ in Broken 24: ‘I buy product from some Hondurans’. |
2. (Irish) a bottle of Guinness stout.
![[Ire]](/static/img/flags/ire.png "Ireland") | (con. 1940s) Confessions 107: ‘Run across to the corner, son, and order a dozen of Guinness stout,’ which we call ‘the product’. |
3. crack cocaine .
| ‘Illegal Business’ 🎵 You owe us some money, you owe us some product. | |
| ‘Time After Time’ Wire ser. 3 ep. 1 [TV script] You live in the projects you ain’t shit but you sellin’ product there. | |
| ‘Cocaine’ 🎵 Cause after the deal, we would all celebrate / Happy cause it wasn’t no jacking, and the product was straight. | |
| Viva La Madness 90: Sonny can move a lot of product and do the distribution. |