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Bk of Jargon 338: 714s: Quaaludes (Methaqualone).at 714s, n.
Bk of Jargon 338: 714s: Quaaludes (Methaqualone). Bk of Jargon 336: A: Amphetamines.at A, n.2
Bk of Jargon 339: A-head: A habitual amphetamine user.at a-head, n.
Bk of Jargon 338: Owsley: Popular purple California LSD during the 1960s.at Owsley acid, n.
Bk of Jargon 339: acid freak One who habitually uses LSD and exhibits bizarre behaviors resulting from its use.at acid freak (n.) under acid, n.1
Bk of Jargon 338: paper acid: LSD (blotter acid).at paper acid (n.) under acid, n.1
Bk of Jargon 336: Afghani: Hashish or hash oil from Afghanistan.at Afghan, n.
Bk of Jargon 342: jefferson airplane: A roach clip made of a split paper match; the roach is inserted in the V formed by the split.at jefferson airplane, n.
Bk of Jargon 338: reds and blues: Barbiturates (Tuinals).at red and blue, n.
Bk of Jargon 339: T’s and Blues: Potent combination of Talwin and PBZ (an antihistamine), used as a cheap heroin substitute.at Ts and Blues, n.
Bk of Jargon 336: angel hair: PCP.at angel hair (n.) under angel, n.
Bk of Jargon 339: back up: To repeatedly inject and withdraw blood mixed with heroin while the syringe is in the vein, so as to heighten and lengthen the initial rush.at back up, v.1
Bk of Jargon 343: monkey on my back: [...] 2. Undergoing the effects of withdrawal from heroin or other opiates.at get the monkey off one’s back (v.) under monkey on one’s back, n.
Bk of Jargon 339: bang: [...] As a verb, to shoot up.at bang, v.1
Bk of Jargon 339: bang: As a noun, a shot of heroin or other narcotic.at bang, n.1
Bk of Jargon 339: wall bangers: Methaqualone.at wall-banger, n.
Bk of Jargon 339: bent: High on drugs, usually hallucinogens, sometimes narcotics.at bent, adj.
Bk of Jargon 336: bennies, benz, benzies: Benzedrine, an amphetamine.at benz, n.
Bk of Jargon 336: Bernice, Bernies: Cocaine.at bernice, n.
Jargon 292: Big nickel [...] $500.at big nickel (n.) under big, adj.
Bk of Jargon 339: big man: A narcotics dealer on the next level up from the street pusher; any large-scale narcotics dealer.at big man (n.) under big, adj.
Bk of Jargon 336: big C: Cocaine.at big C, n.
Bk of Jargon 338: speckled birds: Amphetamines.at speckled birds, n.
Bk of Jargon 326: Methadone. Also dollies, biscuits, medicine.at biscuit, n.1
Bk of Jargon 336: black oil: Hash oil.at black oil (n.) under black, n.
Bk of Jargon 324: Opium. Also black stuff. This oldest of the opiates can be eaten or smoked, but not injected.at black stuff, n.1
Bk of Jargon 336: black Russian: A dark type of extremely potent hashish.at black Russian (n.) under black, n.
Bk of Jargon 325: Also H, big H, blanks, [...] dope, doojee, hard stuff, junk, horse, smack, skag, schmeck.at blank, n.
Bk of Jargon 336: blockbusters: Barbiturate pills, possibly Nembutal.at blockbuster, n.1
Bk of Jargon 336: blotter, blotter acid: A dose of LSD impregnated in a small segment of paper.at blotter, n.1
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