Drug Slang Terms

noun a slang term for a low-quality, impure form of heroin

• The scientist studied the effects of scag on the human brain.
• I heard that guy got caught with some scag at the party last night.
• Stay away from that scag, it's bad news.
• The corruption in the government is like a scag poisoning our society.

noun a sharp blow or slap

verb to hit or slap with force

adverb used to emphasize the force or sharpness of an action or feeling

• The teacher said that any student caught using inappropriate language would receive a smack on the hand.
• I told my friend to stop talking smack about me behind my back.
• She smacked her lips after tasting the delicious dessert.
• The reality of the situation smacked her in the face when she realized she had been lied to.

noun a person who is under the influence of a hallucinogenic drug

• The tour guide warned the trippers to stay together during the hike.
• Hey tripper, don't forget your sunscreen for the beach.
• That tripper always knows the best spots to eat in town.
• She's a real tripper when it comes to trying new things.

noun a drug in the form of a small, thin, usually square or round piece of paper that is soaked with LSD

• The windowpane in the living room was cracked and needed to be replaced.
• I love sitting by the windowpane on rainy days, watching the raindrops fall.
• Hey, check out that cool windowpane design on that shirt!
• His mind felt like a foggy windowpane, clouded with confusion and uncertainty.

noun a colloquial term for the drug Adderall, a prescription medication used to treat ADHD

• The company is considering different addies to improve their product line.
• I heard they're bringing in some new addies to the team.
• Let's see if we can find some cool addies to spice things up.
• His quick thinking and resourcefulness are his best addies in a crisis.