Heron

[Sarah]

noun

1. slang for heroin.

[Sarah]

A type of bird that is often seen around water and wetlands, it has the appearance similar to that of a stork.

Slang: On the street level drug trade, the term is slang for heroin. More common as an African American English slang term, it is used as just one of the many synonyms for heroin.

Often enough the use of slang when buying drugs is preferred because it lets the dealer know that you are not (or much less likely) an undercover police officer. In other words You

[Sarah]

Heron is a cheap shop that sells almost out of date foreign versions of brand names on the cheap, freezer stuff and biscuits essentially.

[Sarah]

1.) A bird.
2.) A bra brand.
3.) Another name for the drug Heroine

[Sarah]

a big fat sloth that never moves except to get food.
whenever forced to move, it often complains and feigns injury, similar to the possum.
also believed to reproduce asexualy, which comes as no suprise seen as female members of species do not find it attractive, and refuse to mate with it.
can also be known to snore extremely bad, some believe this to be a call of pain in the sleep from the heron wanting more food.
random fact: scientists believe this Heron to be related to the long existant moobasaurus, which died some millions of years ago due to obsiesity problems

[Sarah]

Recreational illegal drug considered to be the worst, most addictive and dangerous of all. Can be bought for well below the price of Heroin or Cheese.

[Sarah]

a term for PCP, Sherm, and Angel Dust.

[Greta]

a large bird with long legs, a long neck and grey or white feathers that lives near water

[Jason Yan]

[Ebonics]/ [street] level term for [heroin].

[Julian]

An amazing, smart and talented girl who can [kick] [some ass]. She’s also [a great friend].

[Oralee]

Unlike the other definitions, A [heron] is a bird in the family Aeridae. They are characterized by huge size, [long neck], and a extremely sharp bill. White herons are also called Egrets. Herons are often seen in swamps, rivers, ponds, and lakes, but ironically not near the shore. Herons fly with slow wing beats and necks tucked in. Herons eat mostly fish, but sometimes may consume lizards or [sewer rats] when in populated areas.