Acidhead

Pronunciation: /ˈæsɪdˌhɛd/

Definitions of acidhead

noun a person who regularly uses psychedelic drugs, especially LSD

Example Sentences

A1 My cousin is an acidhead.

A2 The acidhead at the party was acting strangely.

B1 The acidhead's behavior was concerning to his friends.

B2 The acidhead's erratic actions were a cause for alarm.

C1 The acidhead's addiction was taking a toll on his relationships.

C2 The acidhead's substance abuse issues required professional intervention.

Examples of acidhead in a Sentence

formal The acidhead was known for experimenting with various psychedelic substances.

informal I heard that acidhead over there is always tripping on something.

slang That acidhead is always chasing the dragon, man.

figurative She's such an acidhead when it comes to trying new things.

Grammatical Forms of acidhead

• past tense: acidheaded
• plural: acidheads
• comparative: more acidhead
• superlative: most acidhead
• present tense: acidhead
• future tense: will acidhead
• perfect tense: have acidheaded
• continuous tense: is acidheading
• singular: acidhead
• positive degree: acidhead
• infinitive: to acidhead
• gerund: acidheading
• participle: acidheaded

Origin and Evolution of acidhead

First Known Use: 1960 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'acidhead' originated in the 1960s during the rise of psychedelic drug culture.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe individuals who frequently used LSD or other hallucinogenic drugs, the term 'acidhead' has evolved to encompass a wider range of drug users or individuals with a penchant for mind-altering substances.