Examples include:
. "Woolah," which is a hollowed cigar filled with marijuana and crack
. "Kibbles & Bits," which is a term used to describe small crumbs of crack
. "Rave," which describes a party designed to enhance a
hallucinogenic experience through lights and music
. "Skeegers," which can be used interchangeably with the term
"skeezers" and means a crack-smoking prostitute
. "Wild cat," which is a term for methcathinone mixed with cocaine
All terms are cross-referenced where possible. A single term or
similar terms may refer to various drugs or have different meanings,
reflecting geographic and demo-graphic variations in slang. All known
meanings and spellings are included. No attempt was made to determine
which usage is most frequent or widespread. Different definitions for
a single term are separated by semi-colons (;). The use of commas (,)
and the con-nective "and" indicates that the term refers to the use
of the specified drugs in combination.
For source information, please contact the ONDCP Drugs & Crime
Clearinghouse at 1-800-666-3332.
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