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Sudafed Head
A Crystal Meth addict. Sudafed contains ephedrine, a key ingredient in Methamphetamine. Someone who abuses Meth is, therefore, a Sudafed Head.
Sudafed Head by Soup-e-salez March 4, 2008
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SUDGAF • sudafed • Sadgaf • sdgaf • sidgaf • srdgafwabgsah • Sudafed, sudAfed, sudafeD • Sudafed Head • sudafedification • SudaFreak
sudafedification
sudafedification by thistlebottom January 27, 2013
sidgaf
sidgaf by AGuyWithNoSWAG November 25, 2013
sudafed
sudafed
a decongestant pill that makes you insanely high. You feel like you're floating on a cloud, your heart feels as if it is going to beat out of your chest and you won't be able to sleep for up to 12 hours. Objects in front of you spin and everything - music, noises, people talking - seems ten times faster than usual. Really wierd.
sdgaf
Stands for "Simply Don't Give A Fuck". Relative of idc and idgaf. More common on pins and bumper stickers than in conversation.
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