Green’s Dictionary of Slang
(con. 1914) ‘Leda Burke’ Dope-Darling 69: Shall I take some coc?at coke, n.1
(con. 1914) ‘Leda Burke’ Dope-Darling 70: I guess I’ve about two more years to run [...] Then I shall go cracky or kill myself.at cracky, adj.
(con. 1914) ‘Leda Burke’ Dope-Darling 74: The tenderness of his smile [...] revealed suddenly just how Roy could care as he did for Claire, seeing all her faults, the horror of her doping habit and doped moods.at doped, adj.
(con. 1914) ‘Leda Burke’ Dope-Darling 43: He said in a low voice: ‘She is a cocaine fiend.’ Beatrice whistled.at fiend, n.
(con. 1914) ‘Leda Burke’ Dope-Darling 86: A tall beauty [...] came up and openly asked Claire for cocaine. Taking her gold box she began sniffing it and laughing hysterically.at sniff, v.
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