purple pills 

A song Eminem and D12 put out. People call it Purple Hills becuse they had to censor it out to put it on tv. Only true Eminem and D12 fans call it Purple Pills, usually.

"Purple Pills is a really good song."

purple pills by eminem_1_fan_032000 AKA: slim baby October 17, 2003

purple pills 

NEXIUM (esomeprazole Mg) capsules. NEXIUM is a prescription medication from AstraZeneca to treat heartburn due to acid reflux disease.

-- I thought pizza gave you heartburn.
-- Not anymore. I'm taking the purple pills now, remember honey?

purple pills by Damian Yerrick February 25, 2004

purple pills 

a pill that takes away pain and anger out of your system.

my girlfriend needed a break, two day later she was seeing another guy, oooh god! only a purple pills can help me.

purple pills by Dj uu687 October 14, 2008

Purple Pilled 

To be neither Optimistic (Blue Pilled) or Pessimistic (Red Pilled), but to see things for what they are and accepting it. To be a Realist, to live in the Gray rather than the Black or White.

"Man, philosophy really makes you Purple Pilled, doesn't it?"

Purple Pilled by MediaCite June 29, 2022

Purple Pill 

The purple pill equals peace and traveling to different universes in a higher state of consciousness!
It's the pill that's rare both in the matrix and in real life. Morpheus had the last purple pill, yet didn't offer it to Neo. Since Neo din't question his choices or asked if there were other pill choices, Morpheus didn't say anything. If Neo would've taken both the red pill and the blue pill, he would've known that there were glitches(good and bad) in the matrix, like the hand in molten lead glitch. The purple pill would allow Neo to understand that life is full of glitches and hacks and that the system is actually trying to patch up as many glitches and hacks as they possibly can to maintain control.
The purple pill exist in real life. It used to be readily available, until it got replaced with benzodiazepines. The purple pill allows you to restructure your subconscious mind by adding any false memory or experience imaginable no matter how fictional. For example, if you want to believe you were travelling to a different universe where cartoons and smart metal robots(the ones that's metal turn soft during sex and turns tough during battle) actually exist and that a flying robot took you flying and then a flying penguin gave you superpowers, it can seem and feel like a real experience and you'll think that you actually did go to a cooler universe. However, only a purple pill can help you get awesome false experiences.

Morpheus: The red pill or the blue pill.
Neo: There must be another choice.
Morpheus: The purple pill.
Neo: Yes!
Morpheus: But what about picking the red pill or the blue pill.
Neo: Screw it! I'm taking the purple pill!
-Years later, a movement of educated hippies who discovered the secrets of catalyzing peace and exponential learning changed the system forever all because they took the purple pill, experienced inner peace, travelled to different universes, and stuck together to change the system to allow people to become as smart and happy as they want while being individuals. Even if things sort of resemble a rerun of the sixties.-
Neo: I knew the purple pill was worth it. Purple pills for all!

Purple Pill by AGlitchInTheMatrix1 September 19, 2013

Purple pill 

a 30mg pill of MS (Morphine Sulfate) Contin used to relieve pain, it is a prescribed drug that is abused often, it last around 12 hours and relieves almost all physical pain.

My Friend gave me a purple pill

Purple pill by ImPeriChicken January 10, 2014

Purple Pill 

The purple pill is for when you’ve been down the Rabbit hole before and have come out smarter.

Defined as a small pill shaped capsule, that is purple in color. It has the potential to create any experience the user determines, obviously only form the sensory input that can conceivably be there.

“We’ve prescribed a purple pill, to help process the implications of your trauma.”

“I wouldn’t do that with Sam, they’re on purple pills.”

Purple Pill by R.J. Emerson November 23, 2022