by maya_meow_meow :) February 11, 2020
In the 60's thru 80's "dope" usually meant marijuana. See the famous quote from the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers ("Dope will get you through times of no money better than money will get you through times of no dope!"). For a time, "dope" became a more generic term, often used for heroin (which used to be called "smack" or "junk"). "Weed" is now usually preferred for marijuana.
These days, dope is most often used to refer to heroin, though it can refer to any drug that's common in a community.
These days, dope is most often used to refer to heroin, though it can refer to any drug that's common in a community.
"Man, you know where I can get some dope?"
"Dope? When did you start shooting up?"
"Oh, alright, smartass, WEED! After 30 years, old habits die hard! Can you hook me up, or not?"
"Dope? When did you start shooting up?"
"Oh, alright, smartass, WEED! After 30 years, old habits die hard! Can you hook me up, or not?"
by Gzikwiz January 14, 2009
People who do not do drugs call Marajuanna Dope.
People who do Marajuanna call Heroin Dope.
Word has also been used to describe how good somthing is.
People who do Marajuanna call Heroin Dope.
Word has also been used to describe how good somthing is.
Don't you be somkin' dope! ( AKA Marajuanna )
OMG, I smoke the green but I don't do dope ( AKA Heroin )
Man that car is dope!
OMG, I smoke the green but I don't do dope ( AKA Heroin )
Man that car is dope!
by Jessen June 30, 2003
In the past, and still in some localities, any kind of drug, including “soft” drugs like marijuana. Currently most often used used specifically for heroin. Regional variation can cause confusion.
The antidrug commercials (often featuring marijuana), tagline: “Why do you think they call it dope?”
“Shooting yourself with dope (heroin) is just less efficient than using a gun.”
“Someone scored some great dope and we smoked all day.”
“Shooting yourself with dope (heroin) is just less efficient than using a gun.”
“Someone scored some great dope and we smoked all day.”
by seabastian December 28, 2011
An antiquated form of cheating used in the 70s by competative swimmers and track runners.
An athelete has some of their blood removed prior to a match (far enough in advance that the body regenerates the lost blood) and then immediately before the competition redeposits the extracted blood in their body. This process gives the athelete highly oxidated blood which enhances their performance.
It is no longer done as nowadays advanced performance-enhancing drugs can replicate the effect.
An athelete has some of their blood removed prior to a match (far enough in advance that the body regenerates the lost blood) and then immediately before the competition redeposits the extracted blood in their body. This process gives the athelete highly oxidated blood which enhances their performance.
It is no longer done as nowadays advanced performance-enhancing drugs can replicate the effect.
by Jack April 2, 2004
by Benny XI August 8, 2020