trip
- noun
- /trɪp/
- NSFW
- John kept telling himself he was having a delayed drug trip, a hallucination.
- trip back in time
My mother's been having one long mescaline trip her whole life.
- My mother's been having one long mescaline trip her whole life.
- Is it that the LSD trips are just too long?
- That's like maybe a a bad trip or something that just feel felt nasty.
- I'm just just like having the worst bad trip that wouldn't go.
- Although I will share hilariously that the last two big psilocybin trips I had were a mistake.
- And Lord knows it was it was quite the trip.
Examples
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Ling Yeah, man, my brain is a little bit fried from the trip, but I'm happy to be home.
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And we're about to take a weird trip to just over there.
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I feel this is turning into a bad trip.
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To journey into a work of art is tantamount to taking a trip into a time-space continuum.
Academic text (1998) -
After taking the hallucinogenic drug, he experienced a wild trip filled with vibrant colors and surreal landscapes.
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The author's latest book takes readers on an imaginative trip through the dimensions of the mind and reality.
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During the meditation session, many participants reported having a profound trip that made them question their perspectives on life.
Synonyms
An intense mental experience that makes you think deeply or feel strong emotions
Idioms
Compounds
- Informal
An intense mental experience that makes you think deeply or feel strong emotions
- Specialized
The time it takes for a light signal to travel to a spacecraft or planet and back
How Intense
Surface Forms
Etymology
Trip (an exciting or strange experience) comes from the idea of 'travel' — a helpful way to remember it is to think of the mind taking a short travel to unusual places. That's why a wild or surprising event is called a trip.