parachute n.
1. a parasol; an umbrella.
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2. in drug uses.
(a) (US black/drugs) a marijuana cigarette [it gets one high adj.1 (3)].
![]() | N.Y. Amsterdam Star-News 22 May 11: Each was solid with his parachute, mellow and ready to glide. | |
![]() | Orig. Hbk of Harlem Jive 65: None of these fine young fryers all squatting on them fine soft tops is got a parachute. |
(b) (drugs) a mixture of crack plus heroin or phencyclidine [the ‘slowness’ of the heroin or phencyclidine reduces the ‘speed’ of the crack].
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![]() | Good Cop Bad Cop 95: He is doing Eight Balls, parachutes, cocaine, and heroin. | |
![]() | ONDCP Street Terms 16: Parachute — Crack and PCP smoked; heroin; smokable crack and heroin mixture. |