poppers
- noun
- /ˈpɑːpərz/
- NSFW
- At the party, many guests enjoyed poppers for an extra boost of fun and laughter.
OK, so we ended up all taking poppers for Dave for David's vlog and I just remember all the feeling like really giggly and weird.
- OK, so we ended up all taking poppers for Dave for David's vlog and I just remember all the feeling like really giggly and weird.
Examples
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Well, give me some poppers, then we can talk.
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OK, so we ended up all taking poppers for Dave for David's vlog and I just remember all the feeling like really giggly and weird.
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After taking a few poppers, she felt an instant rush of energy and euphoria.
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He admitted that using poppers made him feel more relaxed and carefree during the event.
Synonyms
A small bottle of liquid people inhale to feel a short strong rush
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Poppers for the small chemical bottles likely comes from the idea of pop — the short sound when you open a small bottle. That's why poppers now means small bottles people inhale for a quick rush.