hit
- noun
- /hɪt/
- NSFW
- Was that dopamine hit worth never having toast with breakfast?
- take a hit
And then if they can take that third hit, even some people can't.
- And then if they can take that third hit, even some people can't.
- We couldn't get you to fucking take one hit of one blunt.
- They have again that sort of addicts jumpiness, wanting the next hit, the next high.
- Not nearly to the degree that a hit of cocaine or an opioid would do.
- Just like a little hit of it right here just to lighten it up.
- And that constant chasing for that next hit where meth, it's not like that.
- Hey, Ethan, have you gotten a hit of that nurse and elotic?
Examples
-
This is a hit of dope for me, you know?
-
Come on, let me get in a bong hit before round two.
-
I need one last hit from you.
-
It's a little hit of magic.
-
I took that hit for you!
-
Would you like another hit of espresso?
-
They have again that sort of addicts jumpiness, wanting the next hit, the next high.
-
Many people struggle to quit after just one hit of the drug.
-
He always thought that the first hit would be the only one he needed.
-
A single hit can have powerful effects on the body and mind.
Synonyms
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
To reach the lowest point in your life before you begin to get better
To go out onto the street to look for work, run for exercise, or sell things
- Informal
To suddenly understand something you should have noticed earlier
Compounds
A vehicle crash caused by a driver who leaves without helping or saying who they are
A hit that lets the batter reach base safely, not because of an error or fielder's choice
How Strong
Surface Forms
Etymology
The slang noun hit for a dose of a drug is a helpful way to remember it: think of a small, strong 'strike' on the body, so one hit is one quick dose that gives a strong effect.