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disco biscuit

disco biscuit

1 9.9
A slang name for the illegal drug ecstasy often taken at clubs and raves
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  • At the rave, everyone was dancing to the music after taking disco biscuits.

Examples

  • The club was packed, and some people were clearly on a disco biscuit long before midnight.

  • He warned his friends about the risks of taking a disco biscuit at raves.

  • Authorities seized several bags of disco biscuits during the raid on the festival.

  • He took a disco biscuit before heading to the club.

  • Are you bringing any disco biscuits to the party?

  • Many party-goers enjoy the euphoric effects of disco biscuits during all-night dance events.

  • She felt an overwhelming rush of energy and happiness after taking disco biscuits at the club.

Synonyms

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vsdisco biscuit
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167 9.9

A slang word for the illegal party drug ecstasy

is used mainly in club and rave culture rather than general slang
ecstasy
vsdisco biscuit
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45 9.5

A drug often taken at parties to make people feel very happy and energetic

is used especially in club and rave culture rather than describing properties
cristal
vsdisco biscuit
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16 9.9

An illegal party drug that comes as small crystals similar to MDMA

is used mainly in club and rave culture rather than for a crystal form
go
vsdisco biscuit
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9 9.9

An illegal party drug called ecstasy

is used more in club and rave contexts than in general colloquial speech
XTC
vsdisco biscuit
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1 9.9

An illegal pill people take at parties to feel very happy and energetic

is favored in club and rave settings rather than general casual speech
Adam
vsdisco biscuit
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1 9.9

A slang name for the drug ecstasy

is tied more to club and rave culture than to broad casual use
hug drug
vsdisco biscuit
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9.9

A drug taken at parties that makes people feel more friendly and loving

is used more for naming in club and rave culture rather than effect focus

Surface Forms

disco biscuit singular

Morphology

disco + biscuit

Although 'disco' suggests a club/rave context, the noun 'biscuit' (a cookie) does not transparently signal a drug meaning; the combined form is an informal slang term whose reference to MDMA is idiomatic and culturally specific. A B1 learner who knows the constituent words would be unlikely to deduce 'ecstasy' from them without prior exposure, so the expression is unpredictable and opaque.

Etymology

Disco biscuit may come from club life: disco means dance parties and biscuit suggests a small cookie. Imagining a tiny 'cookie' you take to dance helps explain why the phrase means 'MDMA'.