Red Rock Opium

Red Rock opium was sold mostly during the late 90's early 2000's. Red Rock Opium is a myth it is actually Dragon's Blood Incense which is resin from the Daemonorops Draco Plant. There is no high, the effect you might feel is just placebo/smoke inhalation. Real opium is black so avoid this stuff at all cost.

You bought a gram of Red Rock Opium,!? You got ripped off man.

by Parsalus February 3, 2007

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

A drug that Edgar Allen Poe used often. This is mentioned in many of his short stories/poems

Cole was walking around as if he had been smoking opium all night.

by aub May 13, 2005

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

opium whore

noun: an opium whore is a term that began in the 1800s to refer to women hooked on the Ladnumb opium tonic medication. Since then, many other opiate drugs have become sufficient for women to use and be opium whores to such as heroin, oxycodone, vicodin, fentanyl, codiene, ect.

Woman: I took grandmothers flask to the Antiques Roadshow to get it appraised and learned she was an opium whore.

by slimeychris March 8, 2018

otium

Latin word for free time, leisure, ease, peace, repose, ease, leisure and inactivity.

For some people this is a word that could describe holidays or summer.

Example
Latin: Vir acquiro otium.
English: The man aquires peace.

by Axello June 14, 2019