Beavis and Butthead lab n. The lab appeared to be small, a “mom and pop or a Beavis and Butthead lab,” Burden said, and was probably used to supply meth to just Lobue and a couple other users. [EnglishDrugsPoliceSlang] [full cite] (Mar. 19, 2007)
Beavis-and-Butthead lab n. The amount of “hazardous wastes” from an average Beavis-and-Butthead lab is relatively small. For “Nazi method” labs, such as the ones that are found in the Dakotas, it’s even smaller. [EnglishDrugsPoliceSlang] [full cite] (Mar. 19, 2007)
behind-the-counter drug n. The Food and Drug Administration is considering creating a class of medicines dubbed “behind-the-counter” drugs.…The change would let consumers buy routine medicines—including pills for birth control, cholesterol management and migraines—without a prescription, as long as they discuss it with a pharmacist first. [EnglishDrugsMedical] [full cite] (Oct. 7, 2007)
biccie n. There is no obvious sign of drugs, but many are discussing what they have taken and we are offered “biccies,” another name for ecstasy. [EnglishAustraliaDrugs] [full cite] (Jul. 18, 2005)
big boy n. In one phone call, police overheard Ro talking about moving “big boys,” a term used to describe kilograms of cocaine. [EnglishDrugs] [full cite] (Dec. 6, 2006)
bindle n. The heroin was packaged in small zip lock baggies, which are referred to as bindles. The bags were bundled together and packaged in white paper, referred to as bricks. [ LanguageEnglish SubjectDrugs] [full cite] (Nov. 21, 2005)
bird n. I agree with you on these games except I gotta say you’re on a good bird of coke to say Ninja Gaiden 3 sucked. [EnglishDrugs] [full cite] (Aug. 5, 2005)
bird n. You could carry a bird of coke under your arm and they wouldnt say shit. [EnglishDrugs] [full cite] (Aug. 5, 2005)
black dust n. We smoke black dust. That’s embalming fluid. So you drink milk with it ‘cause, you know, later, for your stomach. [EnglishDrugs] [full cite] (Jul. 18, 2005)