When after continuous drug use, a user feels like they're not high despite being heavily impaired, resulting in continued heavy drug dosing. Easily observed by the impairment, physical deterioration and continued dosing of the user.
Did you see Erika? She's so strung out, her cheekbones could cut glass. She had me over, 'cause she couldn't step away from her pipe for more than a few minutes.
by phishsandwich January 26, 2009
adj. Not susceptible to stress. Easy going. Knows what is important and what is not. Deals with pressure well. Calm.
People at work are mean to Shirley.
Shirley thinks about the problem logically.
She talks to the people being mean and tells them, calmly, that she does not appreciate the way they are treating her.
Shirley thinks about the problem logically.
She talks to the people being mean and tells them, calmly, that she does not appreciate the way they are treating her.
by def May 22, 2005
adj. Stressful. Does not know when something is truely important. Small events cause stress to build until a breakdown happens. After a breakdown a short period of fatigue and low stress can be exhibited. Opposite of low strung
Tony: Damn, my Mom is freakin high strung as hell! She called me the anti-christ.
Matt: She needs to take a chill pill.
Matt: She needs to take a chill pill.
by def May 22, 2005
From the St. Sebastian's Renaissance Guild website:
WHAT DOES "HIGH STRUNG" MEAN?
When a bow is "high strung" it means that when the bow is strung the height of the string from the handle is over 6 inches. This made the bow fast to shoot but over-stressed the wood causing the bow to have a very short life. When a bow fails it tends to explode.
So a "high strung" person is quick to blow up. Quick to anger, etc
WHAT DOES "HIGH STRUNG" MEAN?
When a bow is "high strung" it means that when the bow is strung the height of the string from the handle is over 6 inches. This made the bow fast to shoot but over-stressed the wood causing the bow to have a very short life. When a bow fails it tends to explode.
So a "high strung" person is quick to blow up. Quick to anger, etc
by Mike D March 09, 2005
A term used in the 60's and 70's to describe a heavy drug user. The term originated because heavy drug users tended to move from one place to the other while trying to maintain their high. Eventually their clothing and possessions would be in multiple locations, or, "strung out."
by nuriter March 31, 2011
The passer by could tell that the man was strung-out due to his strange actions and his erratic movements
by URban_101 January 03, 2012
Being strung out on drugs and hung over on alcohol at the same time.
Often caused by excessive partying and raving.
Often caused by excessive partying and raving.
by M R KLYE March 29, 2015