crash n.2
1. a nap, a sleep.
Campus Sl. Mar. | ||
(con. 1980s) Skagboys 85: Ah’m driftin back intae a semi-crash. |
2. (drugs) the (emotionally and physically demanding) return to ‘normality’ that follows drug-taking.
Arizona Republican (Phoenix, AZ) 17 Feb. 14/6: When the effects of speed wear off, the users experiences what he calls ‘the crash’ [...] characterized by physical exhaustion [...] a craving for more speed and by depression, confusion, panic and some pain. | ||
Plainclothes Naked (2002) 209: Mac had only seen him like this when they ran out of crack with no alcohol to cut the crash. | ||
Baltimore Sun (MD) 15 Apr. T29/2: It’s really the kind of shit that I hate — big lift, big crash, all quick. | ||
(con. 1962) Enchanters 65: Jungle juice. It wears you down. The flight decrees the crash. |
3. see crash-pad n.