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nadding by raag suresh August 15, 2009
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Nadding • nading • nodding donkey • nodding off • Nedding • Narding • nodding • nodding out • Nudding • Naddling
nodding
nodding by Heroin user October 29, 2007
Nading
People with the last name Nading are loyal to a fault. Nading's are Hardy and strong people. They Have strong family ties. Nading's are true survivors, independent and hard working. Nading's are responsible and always keep their word. They are fun to be around and any Nading can drink you under the table. If you have crossed them beware thier trust is very difficult to regain.
Nading by dreamcatcher700 September 14, 2016
Nodding Donkey
Something was said in parliament to the pleasure of the government the front bench nodded in agreement bloody nodding donkeys.
Nodding Donkey by DOUBLE 6 April 11, 2019
nodding out
The action of passing in and out of consciousness when someone takes enough, or too much depressant class drugs. Often a state purposefully attempted by the downer class user for the euphoria it envokes. Resembles passing out from not enough sleep. Can be dangerous if one passes out and stops breathing, or chokes on their vomit while unconscious.
Brian: Jimmy was so high this morning after his breakfast shot of heroin, he ended up nodding out into his breakfast meal of pancakes, and got syrup all over his face.
nodding out by brianxymox January 15, 2008
nodding off
A term used to describe the high of heroin.. it is often mistaken as being very tired (which works out well for the user!), but it is more like "nodding" in and out of semi-consciousness. That's really the best way to describe it. It's like a series of times where the user will fall asleep for 30 seconds - a few minutes out of nowhere, and then suddenly snap into wakefulness again. They often are in very uncomfortable positions, too. (because they were not really planning or expecting to be sleeping!)..the term can also sometimes be heard with opiate-based pills, but generally it is specific for being high on heroin.
After shooting alot of H, i could see by the uncomfortable way he was sitting-with his head hanging all limp towards the ground- that he must be nodding off!
"Yesterday we did a few bags and after a few minutes, we were all nodding off."
"Yesterday we did a few bags and after a few minutes, we were all nodding off."
nodding off by dollyheart December 29, 2007
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