Definition of medidrug
/med-i-druhg/
Noun
1 medicine originally prescribed by a doctor or psychiatrist that has become somewhat addictive:
I have to take my Xanax in the morning and my Vicodin at lunch or else I can’t function to take my Oxys later.
2 medication sold on the streets for use of narcotic or stimulant effects, often illegally:
Honey, did you get some Valium to go with the meth at Pablo’s? I need to sleep a couple of hours before I start my new job at the control tower tomorrow.
Origin of medidrug:
2021; poetpas ©; Modern English, based on philosophical wit.
I’m desperate…where is this Pablo’s?
Seriously….clever PP
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Thank you Don! My guess would be that one could find a Pablo at every other street corner in a city 😁
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You must be right cos there was a big haul of meth here the other day……supplied all the little Pablos no doubt……,,might be a bit of a drought for a while….I’m feeling jittery already……
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This drug informs of this sad reality of addiction…a good one.
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Yes it may not be a happy but a true word. Thank you P!
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