hash n.2
(drugs) hashish.
Criminal Sl. (rev. edn) 113: hash An intoxicating preparation made from the sprouts of Indian hemp. | ||
letter May in Charters I (1995) 480: I’d like to be there high on hash. | ||
Viper 89: With charge short the cats’ll pay anything for hash. | ||
All Night Stand 121: ‘And this hash’ [...] A small lump the size of a penny and about as thick as a thumb. | ||
Friends of Eddie Coyle 12: They tell me there’s some hash floating around in the real swinging places. | ||
(con. 1940s–60s) Eve. Sun Turned Crimson (1998) 207: Perhaps his girl would come by with some hash and pot. | ‘Whitey’ in||
Godson 211: ‘I’ve had a bit of hash’. | ||
Pulp Fiction [film script] 7: Hash is legal there, right? | ||
Black Tide (2012) [ebook] Nicotine, dope, hash, barbiturates, speed, acid, smack [...] all entered the massive frame by some route. | ||
Grits 60: Nick’s sound for hash like, but enny’in else, ferget it, boy. | ||
Rosa Marie’s Baby (2013) [ebook] ‘Would you like a smoke now? I got some hash joints in my bag’. | ||
Dirty South 2: The Portuguese shottas sell the best hash in London. | ||
Life 5: In the cap’s pockets there’s hash, Tuinals, some coke. | ||
Hard Bounce [ebook] I busted him lighting a hash pipe. | ||
Bloody January 40: [S]he went up to buy hash. | ||
Young Team 44: Smokin hash makes yi sluggish. | ||
Rules of Revelation 45: [He] sold hash to the bigger boys. | ||
May God Forgive 55: ‘Malcom got expelled for selling hash’. |
In compounds
(drugs) an evening spent sitting around smoking hashish.
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a cake of any sort into the ingredients of which hashish has been mixed; such cakes, thanks to the cooking process, render the hashish a good deal more potent than simply smoking it.
Guardian 21 July 🌐 Letters of support, many enclosing packets of seeds that we planted in the tubs around Canary Wharf, came pouring in. Hash cake arrived by the pound. | ||
Ananova.com 28 June 🌐 Festival goers at Glastonbury have been warned not to eat too many hash cakes. |
(US) a habitual user of hashish.
Naked Lunch (1968) 112: You bloody hash-heads, get out of here! | ||
Time 31 Jan. 42: Morocco is a hashhead’s delight. | ||
Psychotic Reactions (1988) 6: Last we heard he was trying to sing ‘Whole Lotta Love’ to a buncha sentimental old hashheads in some Podunk club. | in||
What’s the Good Word? 218: Hashheads [...] are not necessarily ‘spaced out.’. |
(US drugs) a crumb of hashish burned on the point of a pin; the smoke is trapped in a container and then inhaled through a straw.
Marijuana Gloss. 🌐 hash-monster [us]: burning a crumb of hashish on point of a pin, trapping the smoke under glass, inhaling through a straw. |
the after-effects of an evening’s heavy indulgence in smoking hashish.
🌐 I have a high pressure professional job nowadays and besides a ‘hashover’ after a heavy night there is little effect. | posting in ‘Article in the Express Last Week’ on UKCultivator.biz 7 Jul.
a smoker of hashish.
🎵 In Amsterdam we only hang out with hash rats. | ‘Under the Influence’
In phrases
(drugs) dark hashish, often the result of its being mixed with opium during its manufacture.
in Sl. and Jargon of Drugs and Drink (1986). | ||
Neddy (1998) 253: The scam consisted of ripping off a guy for 100 kilos of black hash [cannabis resin]. | ||
ONDCP Street Terms 3: Black hash — Opium mixed with hashish. |