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Meanings of mescaline in English
Usage of mescaline in English
1
It was as if he had taken a very mild mescaline hit.
2
That fearful intensity that comes at the peak of a mescaline seizure.
3
Then we ate the mescaline and went swimming in the ocean.
4
The first wave felt like a combination of mescaline and methedrine.
5
But none of this makes any difference with a head full of mescaline.
6
His angular nose, chin, and cheekbones seemed sculpted by an ecstatic, mescaline-fueled god.
7
The stuff they gave you was an MDA derivative-veryhigh on mescaline and methedrine both.
8
That stuff makes pure mescaline seem like ginger beer.
9
The ether was wearing off, the acid was long gone, but the mescaline was running strong.
10
Tea and sandwiches only, not a pellet of mescaline nor a drop of ether in sight.
11
He had never heard of mescaline referred to as LSD, not even in Marten's old books.
12
These poor bastards didn't know mescaline from macaroni.
13
You have taken mescaline with Klee and his friends, and spent the night seeing the Great Visions.
14
They're presently looking into the effects of using mescaline and LSD in disciplining hardened criminals in jail.
15
We may as well eat the mescaline.
16
Not an everyday expression, but handy if you wish to reproduce Jean-Paul Sartre's ill-advised 1970s experiment with mescaline.
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