to [get] high

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to [do] a line

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to [chase] the dragon

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to slam

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to rack up

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The phrase "to shoot up" means to inject a drug into the body using a syringe, typically referring to intravenous injection of substances such as heroin, methamphetamine, or other illicit drugs. The structure is informal slang where "shoot" refers to injecting and "up" indicates administration into the bloodstream. It is commonly used in drug-related contexts and informal speech.

What does "to shoot up" mean in drug slang?

to shoot up

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to torch

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to bomb

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to plug

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to vape

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to dab

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to bump

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The phrase "to sniff" means to inhale a substance through the nose, typically referring to powdered drugs such as cocaine or similar stimulants. The structure is a direct verb use of "sniff," describing the act of nasal inhalation. It is commonly used in drug-related slang and informal speech to describe this method of drug use.

What does "to sniff" mean in drug slang?

to sniff

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to bang

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to serve

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The structure combines "blow" (to exhale) with "back," forming a noun that describes a specific smoking technique. It is used to describe smoke exhaled from a pipe, joint, or cigarette directly into another person's mouth, often as an intimate or ceremonial act of sharing. People typically use "blowback" in contexts involving marijuana, tobacco, or other substances, sometimes as a bonding ritual among close friends or partners.

What does "blowback" mean in drug culture slang?

blowback

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Here you will find slang for drug consumption and use, capturing casual terms for taking or using various substances.

Spożycie i używanie narkotyków

Angielski slang dotyczący spożycia i używania narkotyków

Drug Consumption & Use

English Slang for Drug Consumption & Use