dot
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- noun
- /dɑt/
- NSFW
:
papelito (de LSD)
- After taking just one dot, she felt its effects within minutes.
Examples
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You inhale that dot, you'll be staying in my length longer.
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Dot stepped over the pile of ironed and unfolded dresses, pastel mint greens and powder blues.
Fiction book (1990) -
He handed me a dot of acid before the concert started.
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The party was wild; everyone was experimenting with different dots of LSD.
Synonyms
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A street name for an illegal drug that makes people see things that are not real
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A street name for the drug LSD that causes strong visual and mental changes
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A slang name for LSD, a drug that makes people see or hear things that are not real
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A slang word for a strong drug that makes you see things that are not real
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A slang name for the drug LSD
A small thin square of gelatin that contains the drug LSD
A slang name for the drug LSD that makes people see things that are not real
A drug that makes people see things that are not real
A slang name for the drug LSD
An illegal drug that makes you see things that are not real
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
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To pay careful attention to small details when finishing a task
Compounds
- Texting
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A company that does most of its business on the internet with a website ending in .com
- Texting
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A company that does most of its business online, often with a website ending in .com
- Texting
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A business that does most of its work online and uses a website ending in .com
- Specialized
A number made by multiplying pairs of numbers from two lists and adding them
- Specialized
A small raised dot used to show multiplication in math, often instead of the letter x
Surface Forms
Etymology
Dot (slang) likely comes from the same simple idea of a tiny 'dot' because one dose of LSD often looks like a small, round piece of paper or gel, so the slang dot means one small dose.