LSD
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- noun
- /ˌɛlˌɛsˈdi/
- NSFW
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LSD
- In the 1960s, many artists and musicians claimed that taking LSD enhanced their creativity.
- LSD (hallucinogen)
- LSD (lysergic acid)
- LSD (diethylamide)
I think that's what LSD is derived from.
- I think that's what LSD is derived from.
- Like I've never tried LSD or DMT.
- But why isn't there more use of LSD in these trials?
- He used lysergic acid, LSD to do that.
- You were given LSD as part of a study?
- So he and his genius friends took LSD and shrooms.
- There were people I had just met there and we took LSD and couldn't get across the bridge.
- And so I ended up taking LSD and mushrooms at the same time.
- Dude, I remember when we were as children, they had, we did some LSD or mushrooms, right?
- And the doctors were all saying, people are coming in, you know, having LSD induced psychosis.
- And I've tried, I've done the the I've done some LSD.
- Neil Junior asks, didn't Cary Grant's doctor prescribe him LSD for depression?
- Yes, he mixed cough syrup with LSD.
- Or then you talk about LSD and it's like micrograms, single micrograms, right?
- I also want to do mushrooms and LSD to treat.
- Yes, Kristen, I'm sorry for secretly dosing you with LSD.
- How to break people down psychologically, the use of LSD.
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We've got like a box full of LSD.
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So he and his genius friends took LSD and shrooms.
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You were given LSD as part of a study?
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So it was my first LSD session that just changed that.
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I heard once how, if you took LSD years ago, the effects could still pop up again years later.
Fiction book (1992) -
Is it that the LSD trips are just too long?
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He was too busy taking LSD and lots of it.
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Should they or shouldn't they have personal experience with LSD before doing their research?
Academic text (1993) -
He offers me LSD tablets in a glass of booze at night.
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With the help of LSD, he saw whole universes created in a maple leaf.
Fiction book (1990)
Synonyms
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9.4
A street name for the drug LSD that causes strong visual and mental changes
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8.1
A drug that makes people see, hear, or feel things that are not real
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4.8
A drug that changes how a person thinks, feels, or sees things
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7.2
A drug that makes you see or hear things that are not real and changes how you think and feel
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6.1
A substance that makes you see or hear things that are not real
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7.9
A drug that makes people see or feel things that are not real
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9.8
A strong drug called LSD that makes people see or hear things that are not real
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9.9
A slang name for LSD, a drug that makes people see or hear things that are not real
A slang name for the drug LSD that makes people see things that are not real
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Surface Forms
Etymology
LSD is the short name made from the chemical words lysergic acid diethylamide. The 'acid' part helps you remember it is a powerful drug that can change what you see and feel.