bake v.1
1. (US drugs) to prepare an injection of a narcotic by heating the powder and water mixture.
Gentleman Junkie 26: He was about to bake down a shot; he was ready for a fix. | ‘Gentleman Junkie’ in
2. (US prison) to execute in the electric chair [blackly humorous use of SE].
implied in baker n.2 | ||
Jailhouse Jargon and Street Sl. [unpub. ms.]. |
3. (US drugs) to experience (intensely) the effects of a drug.
On the Bro’d 277: [We] baked that shit. We were high as fuck. |
4. see homebake v.
SE in slang uses
In compounds
(US) a fool, an idiot.
[ | Season Ticket 18: You are a cussed bad bake into the bargain]. | |
Man with the Golden Arm 87: You moldy-lookin’ sandlot, spigotheaded bakebrain. | ||
Criminal Sl. (rev. edn) 15: bakehead Insane; crazy. |
(US drugs) a break from work during which one smokes a pipe, e.g. of marijuana or of crack cocaine.
Marijuana Gloss. 🌐 bake break [us] – to take a break and go smoke a pipe. |
(US drugs) a session of smoking crack cocaine.
Marijuana Gloss. 🌐 bake sale [us] – a smoke out session. |
In phrases
to refrain from visiting the lavatory, however desperate the need to defecate.
DSUE (1984) 42/1: late C.19–20. | ||
Enderby Outside in Complete Enderby (2002) 298: If anybody else wants to go, I’ll have to tell them to let it bake until we get to Marrakesh. | ||
Ridgey-Didge Oz Jack Lang 21: Bake a Henry (The Third) Defer a defecation. | ||
Boys from Binjiwunyawunya 181: Max suggested that if either of them needed a crap, to bake it until they opened the cell door. | ||
Aus. Prison Sl. Gloss. 🌐 Bake. 2. To refrain from using the toilet. | ||
Roger’s Profanisaurus 3 in Viz 98 Oct. 4: baking one v. The act of not going for a shit when you really ought to. |
(UK drugs) to prepare crack cocaine.
🎵 Still bake off where shh got cheffed / Trap pays off, I still get bread. | ‘Mad About Bars’
(US gay) to have anal intercourse.
(ref. to 1930s) Queens’ Vernacular 87: To insert a cock into a[n] [...] anus [...] bake potatoes (’30s). | ||
Gay Sl. Dict. 🌐 anal intercourse: [...] Syn: bake potatoes. |
to kill, to ‘do for’.
Sir Ferumb. 577: For euere my bred had be bake myn lyf dawes had be tynt [OED]. |
(UK Und.) to stay where one is, to wait.
Viva La Madness 62: Roy [...] insisted we bake-up, sit tight, in the arrivals lounge. | ||
Viva La Madness 72: The Regional Crime Squad was tailing him in shifts, baked-up outside his drum. |