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Heroin in Perspective (1972) 105: The importer [...] would only sell to high level, coded men, known as captains.at captain, n.
Heroin in Perspective (1972) 105: The importer [...] would only sell to high level, coded men, known as captains. Heroin in Perspective (1972) 109: He may hear that a certain dealer has a good bag [...] steer customers to him and then go to him later and ask to be taken care of for the service. This is known as cracking on a dealer.at crack, v.3
Heroin in Perspective (1972) 104: A distinction is made between a hustling partner and a crime partner (crimey) [...] however as one informant put it, ‘there are larceny-minded crimeys’.at crimey, n.
Heroin in Perspective (1972) 107: drop-man: This person, often a young, dependable nonuser, is used by sellers to make deliveries.at drop man (n.) under drop, v.2
Heroin in Perspective (1972) 109: Face is a term applied to anyone on the street who is known as a creep, flunky, or nobody.at flunky, n.2
in Heroin in Perspective (1972) 109: Taste refers to the small amount of heroin he is given (known as a G shot).at g, n.1
Heroin in Perspective (1972) 107: A juggler is considered to be doing well if he has enough money left over after a transaction for cab fare to where he buys the heroin. One informant defined a juggler as a ‘nonhustling dope fiend who is always messing the money up’.at juggler, n.
Heroin in Perspective (1972) 105: The customer of the kilo connection [...] may also be called an ounce man.at ounce man, n.
Heroin in Perspective (1972) 106: It is called a street ounce or a vig ounce.at vig ounce, n.
Heroin in Perspective (1972) 105: These men are major distributors, referred to as kilo connections and, generally, as the people.at people, n.
in Heroin in Perspective (1972) 101: A tapered, rolled-up dollar bill which served as a straw, and was called a quill.at quill, n.2
Heroin in Perspective (1972) 109: He is a person who stays in the block all day and is supposed to know what is going on; he is, as they say, always on the set.at set, n.2
Heroin in Perspective (1972) 109: taste face : This is a derogatory term given to one who supports his habit by [...] loaning the paraphenalia for injecting heroin [...] Taste refers to the small amount of heroin he is given.at taste face (n.) under taste, n.
in Heroin in Perspective.at cop an attitude (v.) under attitude, n.
in Heroin in Perspective.at backwards, n.
in Heroin in Perspective.at chase the bag (v.) under bag, n.1
Heroin in Perspective 198: Brown. Heroin from Mexico.at brown, n.
Heroin in Perspective 200: Cotton Fever. Severe chills and fever from using old cottons.at cotton fever (n.) under cotton, n.
Heroin in Perspective 13: A lot of them sign on as ‘Jane Doe’.at Jane Doe, n.
Heroin in Perspective 201: Dubie. A joint.at doobie, n.1
Heroin in Perspective 201: Dugee. Heroin.at duji, n.
Heroin in Perspective 201: Duster. Heroin cigarette (prevalent now in Vietnam).at duster, n.6
Heroin in Perspective 201: Ease on in. Move slowly, so no one knows what you’re doing.at ease, v.2
Heroin in Perspective 201: Ease off. Get through the door.at ease, v.2
Heroin in Perspective 197: Angel Dust [...] in pill form called ‘Peace Pill,’ ‘hog,’ or ‘elephant’.at elephant (tranquillizer) (n.) under elephant, n.
Heroin in Perspective 201: Fine. An extravagant compliment; very good.at fine, adj.
Heroin in Perspective 201: Fluff. To chop up dope (usually heroin or cocaine); to make it bulkier and more even in consistency.at fluff up (v.) under fluff, v.1
Heroin in Perspective 201: Fucked up. High on heroin (sometimes other drugs): ‘He was so fucked up he couldn’t even drive a car’.at fucked up, adj.
Heroin in Perspective 202: Fucked up. High on heroin (sometimes other drugs) [...] messed up, has problems; also fucked over, fucked around, and just plain fucked.at fucked over (adj.) under fucked, adj.1
in Heroin in Perspective.at gun, n.1
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