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Special K
noun
ketamine hydrochloride, an anaesthetic used as a recreational drug, in powder, capsule or tablet form US
Kellogg’s Special K, a well-known breakfast cereal, is the inspiration for this variation on KSpecial K (Ketamine) Cost: $40-$50 per half gram. — Newsweek, p. 62, 6 December 1993 This makes Special K look weak. — Kids, 1995 It reportedly resurfaced as “Special K” last year at Manhattan “rave parties,” taking users to mental territory called “K Land” and the “K hole.” — The Record [Bergen County, New Jersey], p. A1, 5 December 1995 — Angela Devlin, Prison Patter, p. 107, 1996 Wha’ y’after? Special K. Es ... Apples. Got some killer Doves. — Nick Barlay, Curvy Lovebox, p. 187, 1997 Ketamine–a powerful sedative (special K in club parlance), either shoved up your nose on down your gob–is the nastiest of the new breed of drugs. — John Robb, The Nineties, p. 59, 1999 [H]e was totally wired, telling DG it wasn’t cocaine but “Special K”, or ketamine ... which is more generally used as a horse anaesthetic. — Wayne Anthony, Spanish Highs, p. 12, 1999 Ketamine, Special K. Fucking animal tranquillizer. What you playing at? — Colin Butts, Is Harry Still on the Boat?, p. 135, 2003 |