Green’s Dictionary of Slang
junk, n.1 1. food . (2 subsenses) 2. oakum (loose fibre, obtained by untwisting and picking old rope), the ‘picking’ of which provided the main cell task for 19th century prisoners. 3. inanimate objects. (6 subsenses) 4. rubbish, nonsense. 5. money. 6. a mean, despicable man. 7. in drugs use. (5 subsenses) 8. offensive or abusive speech. 9. the male or female genitals. 10. constr. with the, the very best.
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junk, n.2 a heroin addict.
junk, adj. 1. rubbishy, second-rate, inferior. 2. pertaining to heroin or the hard drug culture. 3. pertaining to marijuana.
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junk, v. to collect empty bottles to get money back on them.
junkie, n. 1. a heroin addict; occas. of cocaine (see cite 1960). 2. (rare) a heroin seller. 3. a (regular) user of any drug. 4. fig. an addict of any sort, e.g. vinyl junkie, a collector of vinyl (rather than cassette or CD) recordings.
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junked-out
(adj.)
suffering from heroin addiction. under junk, n.1
junkball
(adj.)
annoying, disappointing. under junk, n.1
junk guy
(n.)
see
junkman under junk n.1 under junk, n.1
junk hawk
(n.)
a heroin user whose entire existence centres on the drug. under junk, n.1
junkhead
(n.)
a drug addict or drug dealer. under junk, n.1
junkheap
(n.)
1. a railroad train. 2. a disgusting, filthy place. 3. an old, battered automobile; also attrib. under junk, n.1
junk hog
(n.)
a drug addict who is seen as excessive in their consumption. under junk, n.1
junk hound
(n.)
a narcotics addict. under junk, n.1
junkhouse
(n.)
a place – an apartment, a house – used for the consumption of narcotics, crack cocaine, etc. under junk, n.1
junkman
(n.)
1. a heroin dealer. 2. a cocaine dealer. under junk, n.1
junk pile
(n.)
see
junker n. (3) under junk, n.1
junk tank
(n.)
a cell reserved for drug abusers and alcoholics. under junk, n.1
junk in the trunk
(n.)
large buttocks. under junk, n.1
junk juice
(n.)
opiated medicines, e.g. brands of cough syprup. under junk, adj.
junked, adj. intoxicated by drugs.
junker, n.
1. a drug addict . 2. a drug seller. 3. a near-derelict but just drivable second-hand car, or motor-bike, one step from the junkyard; also attrib. . 4. as sense 3 but in other contexts.
junket, n.
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junket-brain
(n.)
a general term of abuse. under junket, n.
junket gun
(n.)
see
blue-veined junket pumper under blue-veined adj. under junket, n.
junket trumpet
(n.)
see spunk-trumpet under spunk n. under junket, n.
junkette, n. a young female drug taker or heroin addict.
junkie fold
(n.)
a method of folding a square of paper, one end tucking into the other and top folding into the resulting ‘slot’, in which a measure of narcotics can be held. under junkie, n.
junkie, adj.
1. used of one who is addicted to narcotics; pertaining to the world of narcotics. 2. addicted to anything. 3. addictive.
junko, n. a drug addict; also as adj.
junkolo trap, n. see
junker n. (3)
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