intransitive (a) to ride in a sleigh; (b) to take a narcotic drug.

intransitive. colloquial. To take or be in the habit of taking drugs; esp. to indulge in narcotic drugs.

intransitive. To take or be addicted to drugs.

Various phrases. to hit the pipe: to smoke opium. Also to hit the gong, gow, stuff: to take drugs. So to hit cigarettes: to smoke heavily. U.S. slang.

intransitive. slang. To take a drug, esp. an illegal one, on a regular or habitual basis; to be a drug user or addict. Also: to take a dose of a…

intransitive. U.S. slang (originally in African-American usage). To take an (illegal) narcotic drug.

slang (originally U.S.). intransitive. To place oneself under the influence of a drug or other narcotic substance, alcohol, etc.; (hence) to seek or…

intransitive. Const. up. To take a drug or drugs. Cf. goof, n. compounds.

(intransitive).

slang. To swallow or take (a drug); esp. in to drop acid (cf. acid, adj. n.compounds 2). slang.