Drug slang and code words are often used to describe controlled substances, designer drugs, and synthetic compounds, which may cause confusion for clinicians attempting to treat patients under the influence. In an effort to educate and support the healthcare community, Clinical Pain Advisor is providing this resource to help clinicians identify these ‘slang’ names for Methamphetamine compiled from law enforcement reports and other open sources by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).
Accordion | Aqua | Batu |
Blue | Blue Bell Ice Cream | Beers |
Bottles | Bud Light | Cajitas |
Chalk | Chavalones | Chicken |
Chicken Powder | Christine | Christy |
Clear | Clothing Cleaner | Colorado Rockies |
Crank | Cream | Cri-Cri |
Crink | Crisco | Crypto |
Crystal | Cuadros | Day |
El Gata Diablo | Evil Sister | Eye Glasses |
Fire | Fizz | Flowers |
Food | Frio | G-Funk |
Gifts | Girls | Glass |
Go-Fast | Groceries | Hard Ones |
Hare | Hawaiian Salt | Hielo |
Hot Ice | Ice | Ice Cream |
Jug of Water | L.A. Glass | L.A. Ice |
Lemons | Lemon Drop | Light |
Light Beige | Livianas | Madera |
Meth | Mexican Crack | Mexican Crank |
Miss Girl | Montura | Motor |
Muchacha | Nails | One Pot |
Pantalones | Peanut Butter Crank | Piñata |
Pointy Ones | Pollito | Popsicle |
Purple | Raspado | Rims |
Salt | Shabu | Shards |
Shatter | Shaved Ice | Shiny Girl |
Soap Dope | Soft Ones | Spicy Kind |
Stove Top | Stuff | Super Ice |
Table | Tina | Truck |
Tupperware | Ventanas | Vidrio |
Walking Zombie | Water | White |
Windows | Witches Teeth | Yellow Barn |
Yellow Kind | Zip |