spice
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- noun
- /spaɪs/
- NSFW
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spice
- Starting March 1, 2011, the DEA illegalized Spice using emergency powers.
- spice overdose
- spice and designer drugs
- called spice
Now we've drawn probably smoking that spice or something.
- Now we've drawn probably smoking that spice or something.
- With that comes the drugs that are now being used in prison, Spice, heroin, crack.
- They want nothing more than have people smoking spice.
Examples
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If you know someone who is abusing Spice, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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One user described Spice, stating that, "Nothing has ever made my heart pound like this did."
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I got some of that spice.
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I'm kind of scared now because this kind of spice will hurt when it gets bad.
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A new Fremen leader, Muad'Dib, has stopped spice mining on Arrakis.
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The emergency room staff treated a patient who had a severe reaction after using spice recreationally.
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Many users of spice report unpredictable and frightening experiences due to its psychoactive effects.
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Recreational use of spice has raised concerns among health officials due to its potential dangers.
Compounds
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A ground Chinese spice mix made from star anise, fennel, pepper, cloves and cinnamon
- US
A small bush from eastern North America with leaves that have a strong smell and red or yellow berries
- US
A tree that grows by the coast with aromatic leaves, fruit like olives, and very hard wood
Surface Forms
Etymology
A helpful way to remember the modern drug name spice is that it was a brand name using the idea of 'spicing' — adding a strong new effect — but these products are not food and can be dangerous.