opium

A Slow moving dope - Eg. Leah

Wow,shes really slow
D'uh, shes opium

by Croberts September 16, 2008

opium

A kickass Moonspell song about the drug.

"Opium, Desire or will?" -Moonspell

by Nick Greenleaf December 23, 2004

Opium Bird

An Artificial Intelligence created bird estimated to be 10 foot tall with a long beak and white coat of fur. Unlike the Most liked Urban Dictionary explanation, The Opium Bird is called “Opium” because of The Record Label “Opium” founded by American Rapper “Playboi Carti”; signed artists to the label are well known for their outfits being “Eccentric” But “Drippy”.
Which is why “Luh Calm Fit” is often said in comments to a related post

Damn is that the Opium Bird on your TikTok, my fit is just as good as his.

by Ade O October 11, 2023

Opium Den

An opium den is an establishment where opium is sold and smoked. Patrons recline in order to hold the long opium pipes over oil lamps that heat the drug until it vaporizes and the smoker will inhale the intoxicating vapors.

I spent most of my time in Viet Nam in an Opium Den getting high smoking lots of Opium.

by Mojo Maniac August 2, 2008

Opium Throatpie

(noun)- The act of receiving a throatpie (an oral creampie often followed by the receiver swallowing) while smoking opium in a traditional setting, such as a Qing Dynasty era Opium Den.

Popularised by Yung Fuego’s hit track “Opium Den” off his hit album “Little Pimp 2.”

And if they put me to the chair just let me die…
My last words will be “Opium Throatpie.”

by Euney March 4, 2022

opium bird

an opium bird aka erosion bird is a completely AI generated digital art piece created by @drevfx on tiktok , it looks like a huge 10ft tall white bird , almost like it’s on steroids which gets its name as “opium bird”

“whys the bird look like that”
“it’s an opium bird, he chill tho”

by cyberbannW October 8, 2023

opium blunt

To roll Opium into a long snake like shape and cover in marijuana before rolling into a blunt.

We smoked an opium blunt the other day in Maine.

by Tom Pike November 1, 2006