Morphine

[Sarah]

A bitter white crystalline alkaloid found in opium, possessingstrong narcotic properties, and much used as an anodyne; -- calledalso morphia, and morphina.

[Sarah]

Potent opiate narcotic, widely used in hospitals for relief of severe pain. Addictive with potential for abuse. Overdose may be lethal. Side effects include narcosis and respiratory depression.

[Sarah]

they give it in hospitals through injection to relieve pain.
it feels soooo good but i know its addictive. the feeling is similar to heroin. the feeling is like fire rushes throughout your body and you feel real tired and you suddenly feel weak, but in a good way. you dont give a fuck about anything and you get a euphoric feeling its real fun but dont abuse it or get addicted or else your fucked

[Sarah]

Someone who can make you feel good no matter how low you get.

[Sarah]

Morphine is a potent opiate narcotic used to treat severe and agonizing pain and suffering, often considered to be the strongest painkiller short of diacetylmorphine, also known as Heroin. Morphine is also the the best and worst recreational drug in the world, it will make you feel good no matter how sad and depressed you are, it will make you feel so good in fact that you may become psychologically addicted to it after just one use. Noticeable tolerance will develop after just a few uses if taken daily. Tolerance can be avoided by using it only once per week or less. Psychical addiction will occur after around 10 uses or so in a short period of time. Mild addiction is maybe a stomach ache or head ache and a general I-feel-like-shit feeling when withdrawn from the drug. Hardcore addiction means agonizing headache, stomach ache, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and terrible drug cravings. As an opiate user I can say that they make you feel great, but if you take them to much or to often they can ruin your life.

[Sarah]

Medical-use end product of the refining of Opium Poppies. Without going through all the steps---poppies, opium, heroin, morphine [diacetyl morphine]

[Sarah]

I'll go over the two definitions that'll will interest most

-potent naturally occurring opioid pain killer widely used for severe pain as well as anesthesia in hospitals. Poor bio availability orally (~10%) means it's best route is IV or IM. Longer lasting than some others. Extremely addictive, would not suggest you abuse or even use unless in pain

-powerful opioid best [slammed] for best effects. If slammed you'll feel a warm rush (fireworks) up your arm and then a rush straight to the brain, you'll feel weak, and tired but in a good way sort of like an [orgasm]. Highly addictive, somewhat over rated with some of the newer opioids which feel allot better IMO like [oxycodone], [oxymorphone] (best rush ever) and [hydromorphone].

Overall a very useful drug for both legitimate and recreational uses...again it's dangerous and you can OD easily or become addicted. Drugs are nothing to mess with if you don't know anything about them or you have a very addictive personality.

[Sarah]

An Analgesic And Narcotic Drug Obtained From Opium And Used medicinally To Relieve Pain.

[Sarah]

An addicting drug that can be taken by tablet, syrup, injection and possibly even through smoking..Morphine alleviates severe pain.

[Sommer]

a drug made from opium, used to stop people from feeling pain or to make people feel calmer