beam me up, Scotty!, excl. — Green’s Dictionary of Slang

beam me up, Scotty! excl.

[the TV series Star Trek (from 1966), in which Captain’s Kirk’s injunction to the chief engineer, Scotty, became a trademark catchphrase]

1. (US campus) an expression of the desire to be elsewhere; cit. 1978 is probably mis-quoted.

1978		Eble Campus Sl. Apr. 4: all right, Spock, beam us up! – exclamation of a need to get out of a party or any uncomfortable situation.
1982		A. Bleasdale ‘George’s last Ride’ Boys from the Blackstuff [TV script] (1985) 273: (Chrissie glances up at the sky) Beam me up, Scotty. Beam me up.
2000		T. Udo Vatican Bloodbath 26: ‘Do him!’ ordered Billy Boyne. Ryan O’Brian sighed. ‘Beam me up, Scotty,’ he said rolling his eyes to heaven.

2. (US drugs) to smoke crack cocaine.

1991

Cooper & Wright New Jack City [film script] When you’re smoking crack, they say that you're ‘beaming up to Scotty.’ You're going to another world.

3. (drugs) as exhortation, give me some drugs! usu. crack cocaine [i.e. get me high adj.¹ (3)].

1992		T. Williams Crackhouse 35: When you want to get high, you say, ‘Beam me up, Scotty’.
1997		L. Davies Candy 77: Your cocaine is 73% pure. That’s my job done. Apart from beam me up, Scotty.
2001		J. Stahl Plainclothes Naked (2002) 185: I found it [i.e. some crack cocaine], I get the first taste. Beam me up, Scotty!