key
- noun
- /ki/
- NSFW
- Kid came to me, said he'd pay $500 a key.
- sell a key
This is the guy that's buying maybe half a key and then jumping on it and banging it out in, in, in grams.
- This is the guy that's buying maybe half a key and then jumping on it and banging it out in, in, in grams.
- It was, I know there was his keynote address and that he looked like he had snorted a key.
Examples
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After negotiating for hours, he finally agreed to sell us five keys of heroin.
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You got a key, honey?
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I was looking for my 2 keys of dope.
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Turned up 500 keys of Colombian pure, a couple of stiffs, and a little bitty piece of what used to be Killifer.
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We have 50 keys of cocaine ready to distribute at a moment's notice.
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Law enforcement seized 100 keys of illegal drugs at the border.
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
A key on Apple keyboards that you press with other keys to use shortcuts
- Specialized
A secure place on a computer that stores passwords and secret codes for apps and the system
- Specialized
A key on a keyboard that moves the cursor to the right to indent or align text
- Archaic
A small lever device used to send messages as dots and dashes by making and breaking an electric circuit
- Specialized
A key on a computer keyboard that you press with other keys to do special actions
- Specialized
A winged fruit from maple or ash trees with one seed that spins as it falls
- Specialized
A set of sharps or flats at the start of written music showing its key
A repeated decorative border of straight lines that turn in square corners, often on vases and buildings
- Specialized
A small metal tool with a six-sided end for turning screws with a matching hole
- Specialized
A small metal tool with a six-sided tip that turns screws with a six-sided hole in the head
- Archaic
A small metal key with a square hole used to wind old pocket devices that tell time
Surface Forms
Etymology
The slang key for a kilogram of drugs probably comes from kilo or the letter 'K' for kilogram, so key is used to mean one thousand grams.