A prescription drug for short term insomnia. It can be used recreationally to provide a feeling of euphoria. Normal dose is 10mg, but abusers will take several at a time to intensify the effect. A person will often say and do things on it that they wouldn't have done otherwise since you truly have no worries when on it and consequence means nothing. It is either hard or impossible to remember what you do when on it the following day... It also makes you dizzy and makes you lose your balance easily.
Ambien examples: You might wake up the next day with bruises... for example a large case of rug burn across your face from where you tried to get out of bed and your feet missed the floor.... you might drop a burning match on your carpet and not be too terribly worried about putting it out quickly.... you might carry a glass table down the stairs in your apartment at 2am...you might call people you don't even like and tell them you love them... and you will make lots of friends on facebook and myspace, including messaging that you wont recall.
by GeeGee101 April 30, 2010
A prescribed medication for people with sleeping disorders.
If one is used, it may give you only a slight dilluted feeling. However, the more you use, the more dememnted you feel. It doesn't make you feel high, but it makes you feel sedated like it should. It also kills off your concience and whatever is fun has no consequence; IE throwing fircrackers at people, setting things in your own room on fire, tackling hard furniture, putting shit over your head and charging around your house, etc. Afterwards it is rather hard to remember what you had done. In fact you may have to just see the damage you did to even vaguely remember anything.
If more than 4 are taken, it virtually erases your memory of what you had done the day/night before. Even seeing what you had done wouldn't bring up the inexisting memories.
There are no real signs of a person being on Ambien, except that the person looks kind of sleepy. Which you will be, slightly.
If one is used, it may give you only a slight dilluted feeling. However, the more you use, the more dememnted you feel. It doesn't make you feel high, but it makes you feel sedated like it should. It also kills off your concience and whatever is fun has no consequence; IE throwing fircrackers at people, setting things in your own room on fire, tackling hard furniture, putting shit over your head and charging around your house, etc. Afterwards it is rather hard to remember what you had done. In fact you may have to just see the damage you did to even vaguely remember anything.
If more than 4 are taken, it virtually erases your memory of what you had done the day/night before. Even seeing what you had done wouldn't bring up the inexisting memories.
There are no real signs of a person being on Ambien, except that the person looks kind of sleepy. Which you will be, slightly.
by Serial Killer October 20, 2004
The drug pharmocuetically created to allow persons of insomnia to be able to go to sleep. If you don't close your eyes and let sleep take you, you will feel a bit tingly and start hallucinating. Words on computer screens move around and change depth, similar to the breathing of shrooms but without the intense high shrooms gives. It certainly makes everything trippy.
Hey dude, just popped 30 mg of ambien. Everything's flying around me and people keep coming and going!!! -- Tales of a white male.
by Ambient Tranquility February 16, 2010
Ambien is supposedly a sedative/hypnotic medication supposed to be used and useful for sleeping longer, more soundly, more easily, etc. However, most adolescents, college-age students and the like, can fight the sedation quite easily, and the high is awesome. Some deal with slightly dramatized hallucinations. Everyone on their daytime ambien binge can angree that they're chilled out and horny as shit.
FUCK YEAH, I just popped three ambien and I'm all high. This is the best! I'm zoning out, all chill; where is that chick...maybe she wants some? Word...
by Arieh May 31, 2007
A hypnotic drug used in treatment for short-term insomnia, also known as Zolpidem. It is not addictive, but if taken for a long time can lead to dependence. beyond 10 milligrams (one pill), ambien gains hallucinogenic properties, the trip usually lasts 3-5 hours depending on how much has been taken. During the trip, one should expect to experience at least some of the following effects:
Fairly powerful euphoria.
Hallucinations.
Out-of-body experiences.
Difficulty with recognizing people.
Seeing illusions such as someone being beside you thats really not.
Intensified senses such as hearing.
Everything around the user begins to warp and distort.
Fairly powerful euphoria.
Hallucinations.
Out-of-body experiences.
Difficulty with recognizing people.
Seeing illusions such as someone being beside you thats really not.
Intensified senses such as hearing.
Everything around the user begins to warp and distort.
Ambien is easy to obtain from a doctor for sleeping problems. The effects from ambien usually begin to take effect 10-15 minutes after ingestion. Beware that while ambien can provide a good trip, taking too much (beyond 400 mg) can kill you.
by reddevilspal November 9, 2008
"Like all great writers with insomnia, I took my Ambien last night with a slug of booze, 'cause I'm a writer, and drinking is required for writers, and suddenly my mind was tripping out and you won't believe the wild tale that unfolded..."
by waterbucks August 14, 2008
by MEtheteapot July 27, 2009