snow
- noun
- /snoʊ/
- NSFW
- When times get tough, some people turn to snow as a way to escape their problems.
But what they're really responding to is the high amount of acid that is in the snow.
- But what they're really responding to is the high amount of acid that is in the snow.
- White ass snow black ass crow Now they're pouring blood all over your homes.
Examples
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Well, sir, we run into a little snow up there.
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The substance would be called "snow" while the accidents would be "white."
Blog text (16) -
I got some mad snow not far from here.
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This the one that got you all concerned about the dirty snow?
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As I start to break down this snow powder goes up my nose to my brain, blowing my mind.
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You can call me coke, flake, or snow; folks turn to me when they're feeling low.
Fiction book (1993) -
In the club, the DJ casually mentioned that he had some snow to sell if anyone was interested.
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After the meeting, he discreetly handed me a small packet of snow wrapped in aluminum foil.
Synonyms
An illegal white powder drug that gives a short strong high
An illegal drug usually a white powder called cocaine
An illegal white drug called cocaine
An illegal white drug that people inhale through the nose
Idioms
- Literature
Completely innocent and morally good in actions and thoughts
Compounds
A large wild cat with thick pale fur and a long tail that lives in Central Asian mountains
- UK
A shape in the snow you make by lying on your back and moving arms and legs like an angel
- Slang
A person, often a woman, who enjoys skiing and dresses fashionably for the slopes
- UK
Snow made of small loose grains after melting in daytime and freezing again at night
A North American plant that grows each year with small white flowers and spreads across the ground
A white, jelly-like food often sold dried and used in East Asian soups and desserts
- US
A small plant with white waxy flowers and few leaves that grows in western US mountains
- Australian
A small Australian or Tasmanian tree with smooth light coloured bark that peels in strips
- US
A bright red plant with a thick stem that grows in mountain forests while snow remains
- Specialized
A low plant in woods with three white petals that blooms in early spring
- UK
Unable to see for a short time because bright light from snow bounces into your eyes
Surface Forms
Etymology
Snow as slang for cocaine is a helpful image: the white powder looks like 'snow', so people began using the word for the drug.