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[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 124: The large number of street names it has been accorded over the years: [...] new acid.
at new acid (n.) under acid, n.1
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 124: The large number of street names it has been accorded over the years: [...] ad.
at ad, n.2
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 73: Relatively small groups of officionados smoked it either as ‘angel dust’ (PCP-treated parsley) or ‘killer weed’ (PCP-treated marihuana).
at angel dust, n.
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 124: The large number of street names it has been accorded over the years: [...] angel puke.
at angel puke (n.) under angel, n.
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 132: A common theme is ‘astro travelling’ while high.
at astro travelling, n.
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 77: Fighting, ‘ball-breaking’ (verbal insults), and daring exploits such as high-speed driving.
at ball-breaking, n.
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 164: ‘Beans’ or ‘downers’.
at bean, n.1
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 78: Getting ‘fucked up’ (very high and rowdy) (‘behind’) on a drug.
at behind, prep.
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 167: Being burnt was, yeah, he’s burnt, big shit. It’s the most stupidest thing, being burnt.
at big shit!, excl.
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 128: One user heard on television it was a mind-blower and so went out to buy it.
at mind-blower, n.
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 76: Straights are the high scholastic or sports achievers, the ‘brains,’ and ‘jocks’.
at brain, n.1
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 102: I’ll breeze around to the cemetery ... see what’s happenin’.
at breeze, v.1
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 124: We’d hit it or buff it out maybe three to one ration – three parts anoscitol corn sugar to one part PCP – and then market it as crazy coke or cannabinol. [Ibid.] 125: So-called THC, which I know to be PCP buffed out.
at buff out (v.) under buff, v.1
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 167: Being burnt was, yeah, he’s burnt, big shit. It’s the most stupidest thing, being burnt. What ya got when you’re burnt? More drugs, more drugs.
at burned out, adj.1
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 167: Now it isn’t popular. (laughs) I mean being a burnout’s like being like a pig.
at burnout, n.
[US] in H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust.
at T-buzz, n.
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 90: Buzz puts you way out there in the ozone.
at buzz, n.
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 88: Users [...] jargon identifying four levels of PCP intoxication: ‘buzzed,’ ‘fucked-up’ or ‘wasted,’ ‘ozoned,’ and ‘overdosed’.
at buzzed, adj.
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 111: They had no difficulty in acquiring the drug and ‘pushed’ ‘CJ,’ or marihuana joints laced with PCP dust.
at c.j., n.
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 124: The large number of street names it has been accorded over the years: [...] cadillac.
at Cadillac, n.
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 124: The large number of street names it has been accorded over the years: [...] cannabinol [...] We’d hit it or buff it out maybe three to one ration – three parts anoscitol corn sugar to one part PCP – and then market it as crazy coke or cannabinol.
at cannabinol, n.
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 77: To be ‘cool’ (that is acceptable) among both cools and rowdies, you must be willing to ‘get high’.
at cool, n.2
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 124: The large number of street names it has been accorded over the years: [...] cosmos.
at cosmos, n.
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 180: The word passed around, I had great dope, and everybody comes around me to buy it. But then you could make the count a little smaller and it’s still good dope.
at count, n.2
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 124: The large number of street names it has been accorded over the years: crazy coke [...] We’d hit it or buff it out maybe three to one ration – three parts anoscitol corn sugar to one part PCP – and then market it as crazy coke.
at crazy coke (n.) under crazy, adj.
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 100: You don’t just cut them out of things because they’re a little too crisp.
at crisp, adj.2
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 124: The large number of street names it has been accorded over the years: [...] crystal joint.
at crystal joint (n.) under crystal, n.
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 124: ‘Crystal’, the purest form of PCP, is white [...] ‘Crystal flake’ refers to a slightly oilier, more liquid but relatively pure substance.
at crystal, n.
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 144: He would smoke ‘D’ and get an ax and he chopped somebody’s car up.
at D, n.3
[US] H. Feldman et al. Angel Dust 206: The freaks most frequently reported stumbling or motor impairness, disassociation, ‘dummying out,’ or loss of normal cognitive faculties [...] as major features of the high.
at dummy out (v.) under dummy, n.1
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