Methargy

1. Abnormal alterness, Crazy and different. 2. A state of consciousness resembling a deep lack of sleep.

She claims that methargy is an inherited condition for which she blames her bumptious behavior and lack of sleep. We think it's the crystal meth she snorts everyday...

by Olli Kopek September 26, 2010

Methargy

noun

a lack of energy and enthusiasm after sitting in place under a meth induced hypnosis for hours.

Methargy overtook the trap, and the junkies gave into sleep dispite increases in bong rips.

by Starrski February 24, 2021

Methargy

When one is so tired for so long that they 'break through' the lethargy and enter a wild, wacky manic state of such crazy bonkers energy it calls up thoughts of meth addicts , for tweakers and their ever expanding madness closely resemble any in the throes of this condition.

Noun: While experiencing intense symptoms of methargy, my son wrote an Acapella number about all the girls in life he fucked and sang it to me at dinner but really all the girl scouts of troupe 509 and I suppose the entire staff at whatever place does volcano onions

Adjective: I was so fucking methargic last weekend I rescued a black cat, stole a ladder, bought a mirror, borrowed an umbrella and after, in good health I stepped on every sidewalk crack and shattered my mother's back in so many pieces she could fill an empty jar of pickles

by Black mayonnaise July 10, 2022

Metharcy

Government by the drug-addled and insane father of the family. When your Father is a violent alcoholic or drug addict and he rules over the family with an iron fist.

After the day dad railed an eighth, it was like he was at his coronation as head of the Metharcy.

When dad smacked me upside the head for being late, I realized I needed to be a better citizen of his Metharcy.

by Noir March 6, 2017

Methargic

sedentary and lazy feeling experienced after staying up 3 days on amphetamines

Carl was feeling methargic after spending 18 hours stripping the insulation off of copper wire

by Rimbozaggy March 30, 2023

methargic

The term "methargic" is not widely recognized in clinical or common language, but it's an interesting way to describe a specific state. If someone is feeling lethargic after using methamphetamine, it could indeed be a sign of coming down from a stimulant high. Methamphetamine use can lead to a cycle of intense energy and activity followed by a phase of exhaustion, fatigue depression and a lack of motivation as the drug's effects wear off. In medical or psychological contexts, this condition might be described more formally as part of withdrawal symptoms or a crash after stimulant use.

The patient was difficult to arouse and very sleepy after an all night methamphetamine binge, he appeared methargic

by bayareaeden September 3, 2024