nickel bag
nickel bag noun: a five-dollar baggie of narcotics, especially marijuana, typically a little under half a gram.
Noun
nickel bag (plural nickel bags)
- A five-dollar baggie of narcotics, especially marijuana, typically a little under half a gram.
- Often the junkie pusher will deal "nickel bags" at $5 each, as well as $3 "Treys."1965, James Mills, “The World of Needle Park”, in Life, volume 58, number 8, page 84
- They say, "I've got a dime, I've got a nickel bag" / "Oh, it's the best stuff you've, you ever had" / "I've got your pleasure right here in my hand" / "It'll make you feel just, just like a real big man" / But when I stop to think about the cost / I know that I just might get lost1982, Ashford & Simpson, “Street Corner”, in Street Opera
Forms of nickel bag
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Questions about nickel bag
- What does nickel bag mean?
- Nickel bag means a five-dollar baggie of narcotics, especially marijuana, typically a little under half a gram.
- What part of speech is nickel bag?
- Nickel bag is a noun.
- What is the plural of nickel bag?
- The plural of nickel bag is nickel bags.
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