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mickey

mickey

1 9.9
To secretly put a drug into someone's drink to make them unconscious
  • noun
  • /ˈmɪki/
  • NSFW
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  • Somebody slip a mickey in your power shake, kid?
  • slipped a mickey

Examples

  • Did you slip him a mickey?

  • That angel of a woman slipped me a mickey.

  • I've been slipped a mickey.

  • Whoever got the bartender to slip me a mickey, then made sure I went over to Candy's.

  • Someone on the staff thankfully slipped him a mickey, and the cabin door was sealed while the cops hauled Nugent away.

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  • During the party, someone secretly slipped a mickey into her drink, causing her to faint.

  • He suspected that his friends had given him a mickey at the bar to keep him from leaving.

  • After the night out, he realized he had been given a mickey when he could not remember anything.

Synonyms

Mickey Finn
vsmickey
  • NSFW
1 9.9

A drink secretly given to make someone unconscious

is a secret dose given to make someone unconscious not only via drinks

Compounds

1 9.9

A drink secretly given to make someone unconscious

A business or group that is small and badly run

7.8

An unimportant event that people do not take seriously

A small unimportant task done badly, like filing papers

A ring with a picture of the cartoon mouse Mickey Mouse

A nickname for a law that extends copyright to help large media companies like Disney

How Potent

lethal dose
  • Specialized
14 6.7
mickey
  • NSFW
1 9.9
dose
345 3.3
sip
165 1.0
drop
349 1.0

Surface Forms

mickey singular
mickeys plural

Etymology

The word mickey comes from the name Mickey Finn, an early 1900s bartender who was said to put drugs into customers' drinks so he could rob them. So a 'mickey' is a secret dose put into a drink to make someone unconscious.