abracadabra's definitions
This heroin smoking paraphernalia: Users in some parts of India who Chase the dragon refer to the straw/chaser as pungi.
Etymology: pungi means pipe in Marathi
Etymology: pungi means pipe in Marathi
by abracadabra January 20, 2004

The term has its roots in world war I. The soldiers referred to the injured who had to have all four limbs amputated as a basket case. I figure it is something to do with the fact that the person will now have to be carried around in a basket!
by abracadabra January 19, 2004

Panni refers to the strip of aluminium foil used to chase the dragon. Together with a pungi it is used to enjoy gard (heroin).
Etymology: From Hindi, panni means a lot of things in hindi, one of which is aluminium foil.
Etymology: From Hindi, panni means a lot of things in hindi, one of which is aluminium foil.
Bushama had some secret service guys deliver some high grade heroin to him. Bushama did not mainline, instead he got Apu (from The Simpsons) to get some panni and rolled himself a pungi. He really enjoyed chasing the dragon.
by abracadabra January 20, 2004

by abracadabra January 18, 2004

A term used in some parts of India: chudaikhana is a condensation of "chudaikhana ka" which means product of a whorehouse. chudaikhana=whorehouse and ka=of.
Supposed to be extremely offensive...if you are in Delhi and your wife is picking on you for some reason, use of this magical word will really shut her up!
Supposed to be extremely offensive...if you are in Delhi and your wife is picking on you for some reason, use of this magical word will really shut her up!
When visiting india, clinton thought the girls were saluting him when they kept saying "chudaikhana" to him on his visit to G.B. Road (the local redlight area).
by abracadabra January 20, 2004

by abracadabra January 20, 2004

by abracadabra January 20, 2004
