scag

scag

slang Heroin. John's nothing but a scag dealer. His only future is in a grave or behind bars. My mother ended up getting horribly addicted to scag as a result of the opioids she took for pain relief.

scag jones

slang A heroin addiction. John's nothing but a middling musician with a scag jones. He'll never make it anywhere if he doesn't get himself clean. A lot people in this area are suffering from scag jones.
See also: jones, scag

skag

slang Heroin. John's nothing but a skag dealer. His only future is in a grave or behind bars. My mother ended up getting horribly addicted to skag as a result of the opioids she took for pain relief.

skag jones

slang A heroin addiction. John's nothing but a middling musician with a skag jones. He'll never make it anywhere if he doesn't get himself clean. A lot people in this area are suffering from skag jones.
See also: jones, skag

skagged out

slang Very intoxicated with drugs, especially to the point of incoherence, senselessness, or the loss of self-control. Dude, you were skagged out of your mind last night! Do you even remember me coming by? He got mad at me because I was too skagged out to drive him to the airport.
See also: out, skag
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

skag

and scag (skæg)
1. n. a rotten thing or person. Don’t be such a skag. Who do you think you are?
2. n. a very ugly woman. (Collegiate.) What a skag! I wouldn’t be seen with her.
3. n. a tobacco cigarette; a tobacco cigarette butt. (Military.) Can I bum a scag off you?
4. in. to smoke (a tobacco cigarette). He stopped scagging for about a week.
5. n. heroin, especially poor-quality heroin; any powerful drug. (Drugs.) Scag has sent a lot of my friends to the bone orchard.
6. n. hard liquor. The two of them put away a quart of my finest skag.

scag

verb
See skag

skag jones

and scag jones
n. an addiction to heroin. (Drugs. Here jones is a “thing” = craving.) She has a serious skag jones.
See also: jones, skag

scag jones

verb
See skag jones
See also: jones, scag

skagged out

mod. drug intoxicated; very high. (see also skag.) Bart was rocking back and forth on the top step—skagged out, as usual. He got to the point where being skagged out was more important than eating.
See also: out, skag
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • skag
  • scag jones
  • horsed
  • on the needle
  • kick cold
  • kick cold (turkey)
  • on the junk
  • zip
  • zipped
  • on the mojo
References in periodicals archive
Posteriormente, se prescindio del control para evaluar el resto de la informacion de acuerdo a un diseno completamente aleatorizado con arreglo factorial 8x3 (ocho tipos de SCAG y tres niveles de inclusion).
Houve uma interacao entre nivel de concentrado, SCAG para o PF (P=0,0135), entretanto, apos o desdobramento da interacao nao foi verificada diferenca entre os fatores e, portanto, sao apresentados apenas os resultados para os fatores principais (Tabela 2).
to the actions of the SCAG Executive Committee which
Scag's shaft-driven Velocity Plus cutting deck is featured on the dual-fuel mower.
Scag equips the Wildcat mower with its Velocity Plus cutter deck, which uses a self-adjusting Kevlar belt drive system that travels straight from the engine to the 52 or 61 in.
SCAG chairman Christopher Ward said: "Road safety has been a big problem for two or three years and it's getting worse.
SCAG say they have campaigned to have it removed for a year.
The inaugural meeting of Skelmanthorpe Community Action Group (SCAG) was held at St Aidan's Church, Skelmanthorpe.
That's the view of Skelmanthorpe Community Action Group (Scag).