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horse pills 

Most often refers to very large pills. Big enough for a horse and hard to swallow.

However, in Thailand "ya ma" or "horse pills" usually refers to amphetamines.
The doctor prescribed me horse pills!
horse pills by Cottser September 5, 2008
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horse pill

Classically, refers to size; an unusually large pill.

Realistically, should refer to Premarin, the birth control that consists of "conjugated estrogens" extracted from horse urine!
1. How on earth can you swallow that multivitamin; it's a horse pill!

2. She's on horse pills
horse pill by zaphraud October 26, 2004

Horse pill

Noun-
An abnormally large pill(s) or referring to the strength of the pill being a heavy dose. Ideal one would thing such a pill was mean for a horse instead of a human.
Cute nurse: Here is you medicine for today.
Old man: I believe you have my medicine mixed up, these are horse pills.
Cute nurse: If you do not want to take your medicine. I will grind them up and put them in peanut butter and stick it to the roof your mouth, is that what you want?
Old man: No, fine I will take them.
Horse pill by Magnum_p.i. October 5, 2016

Horse-pilled 

When you develop hatred for vaccines that you decide ivermectin is the way.
"I was afraid all of my friends were planning to take the Pfizer jabs. I told them the vaccines are dangerous, but they laughed at me and called me names. When they all took the jabs, I was really mad and lonely until someone gave me some dose of horse drug. That's when I became horse-pilled"
Horse-pilled by Just_satire September 16, 2021

horse pill

A hockey puck, because of its shape and size.
Joanne got clocked by a horse pill at the Pirates' game last night.
horse pill by pentozali December 28, 2005

horsepilled 

Word typically formed with the -pilled suffix to show how addict a person is to the prefix.
Here, it refers to the addiction of horses, and more specifically, the Anime Gacha Game: Umamusume.
An anime horse girl game.
Dude, my friend hasn't touched grass since he discovered Umamusume on June 26th, 2025.
He's so horsepilled
horsepilled by Vayct September 6, 2025

pilla on da house

knocking someone out for nothing,free,
pilla is a pillow.like taking a nap etc.
"keep messin wit me and i finna give you a pilla on da house,fool."
pilla on da house by regal October 23, 2003
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