crystal
- noun
- /ˈkrɪstl/
- NSFW
- After struggling with addiction for years, he finally decided to quit using crystal meth.
- crystal meth
- crystal methamphetamine
- use of crystal
The chameleon was one and crystal meth was the other.
- The chameleon was one and crystal meth was the other.
- And they found things like when you see crystal meth on the street.
Examples
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Well, my dad started off very early with crystal meth.
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Likewise, 13% indicated crystal was their drug of choice, the fourth most preferred drug.
Academic text (2009) -
Hey, I got that crystal you like.
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At the time, he was single and was offered a hit of crystal on the dance floor.
Academic text (2006) -
I'd do anything to get that crystal back.
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I had taken a line of crystal meth by mistake.
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A couple of weeks ago, you told me that you had only done crystal meth once.
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Specifically, many youth mentioned that the "come-down" from using crystal made them feel petulant.
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Youth talked about committing thefts after using crystal in order to procure more crystal.
Academic text (2009) -
I deal crystal meth.
Synonyms
A strong illegal drug that makes people more awake and quickly addicted
A strong stimulant drug that makes people very awake and is highly addictive and often abused illegally
An illegal, very strong drug in clear crystals that makes people very awake and active
A slang word for a strong illegal drug used for getting high
A strong illegal drug in white crystals that makes people feel awake and active
A strong stimulant drug used in medicine but often abused
Idioms
Compounds
- NSFW
An illegal, very strong drug in clear crystals that makes people very awake and active
- Specialized
A material that flows like a liquid but has a solid-like internal pattern used in screens
- Specialized
A thin flat electronic screen like on watches, phones, and TVs that shows pictures
- Specialized
A regular three-dimensional pattern of atoms, molecules, or ions inside a solid
- Specialized
A small clear stone cut to make a steady electrical signal for clocks and radios
- Specialized
A clear, colorless mineral used to make lenses and in some electronics
- Archaic
A simple radio part that uses a crystal and wire to turn signals into sound
- Archaic
A device for recording or sending voices that uses a small crystal to change sound into an electrical signal
- Specialized
An electronic device that makes a very steady electrical signal at one frequency using a small quartz crystal
- Archaic
A small part in a record player that uses a crystal to make electric signals from the needle's movement
- Archaic
A small electronic device that changes alternating current into direct current
- Archaic
A simple early radio that uses a crystal to receive signals without a battery
- Archaic
A small evergreen shrub with white bell-shaped flowers whose leaves were used to make tea during the American Revolution
- Specialized
A dark purple dye used to colour cells for microscopes and to help stop infection
Predicting the future by looking into a crystal ball or guessing about the future without real proof
Surface Forms
Etymology
The slang crystal for the drug comes from its clear, glass-like chunks that look like 'rock crystal' or ice, so people call the drug crystal because its appearance is like small, shiny pieces of frozen water or glass.