1953 Anslinger & Tompkins Traffic In Narcotics n.p.: ace in. To get into a narcotics-selling ring.at ace in (v.) under ace, v.
1953 Anslinger & Tompkins Traffic In Narcotics 303: bending and bowing. Drug-exhilarated.at bending and bowing, phr.
1953 Anslinger & Tompkins Traffic In Narcotics 312: Mary and Johnny. A marihuana cigarette. Also the marihuana plant.at mary and johnny, n.
1953 Anslinger & Tompkins Traffic In Narcotics 312: M. and C. Marmon and Cadillac: a mixture of morphine and cocaine.at M and C, n.
1953 Anslinger & Tompkins Traffic In Narcotics 303: artillery, light artillery. The equipment for taking an injection of a drug.at artillery, n.
1953 Anslinger & Tompkins Traffic In Narcotics 303: bang a reefer. To smoke a marihuana cigarette.at bang a reefer (v.) under bang, v.1
1953 Anslinger & Tompkins Traffic In Narcotics 316: whiz-bang. A mixture of, or the injection of a mixture of cocaine, heroin, or morphine.at whiz bang, n.2
1953 Anslinger & Tompkins Traffic In Narcotics n.p.: banger. [...] an addict who takes drugs by injection.at banger, n.5
1953 Anslinger & Tompkins Traffic In Narcotics 303: An addict who takes drugs by injection, a bangster.at bangster, n.2
1953 Anslinger & Tompkins Traffic In Narcotics 303: belt. The exhilaration produced by drugs. Also the effect of drugs on their user.at belt, n.
1953 Anslinger & Tompkins Traffic In Narcotics 303: birdie powder. Morphine, [...] heroin.at birdie powder, n.
1953 Anslinger & Tompkins Traffic In Narcotics 303: birdie powder. [...] cocaine.at birdie powder, n.
1953 Anslinger & Tompkins Traffic In Narcotics 303: biz. The business: the hypodermic needle used by the addict.at biz, n.2
1953 Anslinger & Tompkins Traffic In Narcotics 306: blow. An inhalation of a drug by an addict.at blow, n.3
1953 Anslinger & Tompkins Traffic In Narcotics 306: blow one’s roof. To smoke marihuana.at blow one’s roof, v.
1953 Anslinger & Tompkins Traffic In Narcotics 306: bluesage. A marihuana cigarette.at blue sage (n.) under blue, adj.1