methedrine

noun

1. (countable, uncountable)A brand name for methamphetamine.

   “And-a all in all, the seagull said / "As I look to where I've been / The whole wide human race / Has a-taken far too much Methedrine"”

   “After three weeks high on methedrine the comedown isn’t necessarily that bad, but the participant’s frame of mind can steer it anywhere from mere exhaustion to suicidal desperation, with hundreds of nefarious variations in between.”

   “The initial availability of injectable amphetamines (in the form of Methedrine) was a result of the belief of many doctors that it was a safer alternative for intravenous heroin and cocaine users. Inevitably, supplies of injectable Methedrine found their way onto the street market. Around 1968, intravenous Methedrine was widely used in New York and on the West Coast.”

   “A crude and cheap form of combustible methedrine, favored by the same sort of addictive class that sniffs gasoline fumes or coats the inside of a paper bag with airplane glue and puts the bag over their face and breathes until they fall down and start to convulse.”

   “Back in the States, Geng is soon on the lam in San Francisco for hot-wiring and crashing a car with a friend while high on methedrine.”