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Substance Use & Pharmacological Effects - Highs & Psychoactive States

Here you will find slang for highs and psychoactive states, covering terms for altered consciousness, euphoria, and the effects of substances.

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Substance Use & Pharmacological Effects
crossfaded
crossfaded
[Adjective]

simultaneously under the influence of alcohol and cannabis

Ex: He got crossfaded at the party and passed out early. 
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turnt
turnt
[Adjective]

wildly excited or intoxicated, especially from alcohol or drugs

Ex: He gets turnt every weekend with his friends. 
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rolling
rolling
[Adjective]

experiencing the euphoric effects of MDMA or ecstasy, often in rave or party settings

Ex: She was rolling hard at the festival last night. 
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zooted
zooted
[Adjective]

extremely high or intoxicated, especially from marijuana

Ex: I was so zooted after that blunt I couldn't move. 
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blazed
blazed
[Adjective]

extremely high from smoking marijuana

Ex: He came back from lunch totally blazed. 
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zoned out
zoned out
[Adjective]

deeply intoxicated or spaced out due to drugs, sometimes appearing detached or unresponsive

Ex: He was zoned out on the couch after a few hits. 
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tripping
tripping
[Adjective]

experiencing hallucinations or altered perception from psychedelics such as LSD, mushrooms, or similar drugs

Ex: She was tripping hard after taking those tabs. 
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to trip out

to hallucinate or experience an altered state of consciousness from psychedelic drugs

Ex: We tripped out on acid all night. 
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loaded
loaded
[Adjective]

very drunk or under the influence of drugs

Ex: He was so loaded he could barely stand. 
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baked
baked
[Adjective]

heavily intoxicated, typically from marijuana

Ex: He was totally baked after smoking a joint. 
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bad trip
bad trip
[noun]

an unpleasant or disturbing experience while under the influence of hallucinogens

Ex: He had a bad trip on acid and swore never to try it again. 
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spaced out
spaced out
[Adjective]

detached, dazed, or disconnected, often from drugs or fatigue

Ex: He was totally spaced out after a few joints. 
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K-hole
K-hole
[noun]

a state of intense dissociation caused by high doses of ketamine, often described as out-of-body or near-death

Ex: He went into a K-hole and couldn't move for a while. 
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nodding
nodding
[Adjective]

entering a drowsy or semi-conscious state, often from opioid use

Ex: She was nodding while sitting on the couch. 
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tweaked
tweaked
[Adjective]

overly hyperactive, anxious, or paranoid, often due to methamphetamine use

Ex: He was completely tweaked after a few hits of meth. 
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spun
spun
[Adjective]

experiencing a state of being high on methamphetamine, often hyperactive, jittery, or restless

Ex: He's been spun all night after snorting meth. 
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fried
fried
[Adjective]

intoxicated by drugs or alcohol

Ex: He came to the party already fried. 
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dope sick
dope sick
[Adjective]

experiencing withdrawal symptoms from opioids or other addictive drugs

Ex: He's feeling dope sick after missing his dose. 
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to string out

to experience withdrawal symptoms from narcotics

Ex: He is strung out after missing his dose this morning. 
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