Coke

[Sarah]

Mineral coal charred, or depriver of its bitumen, sulphur, orother volatile matter by roasting in a kiln or oven, or bydistillation, as in gas works. It is lagerly used where [Written alsocoak.] Gas coke, the coke formed in gas retorts, as distinguishedfrom that made in ovens.

[Sarah]

Short for the drug, Cocaine.
Short for the beverage, Coca Cola.

[Sarah]

An addictive soda.

An addictive drug.

[Sarah]

1. A popular short term for the popular soft drink Coca Cola.

2. A popular short term for the popular, a illegal, drug Cocaine.

[Sarah]

Any drink served in the South

[Sarah]

What I would live the rest of my life on if I had enough money

[Sarah]

1* soda
2* short for coca cola
3* cocaine

[Sarah]

A highly addicted substance that ravages both mind and body!
....also the name of a powdered narcotic.

[Sarah]

Hard arse stimulant. White powder derived from the Coca plant, native of Sth. America. Very expensive but in small quantities is a fine buzz...

Short for Coca Cola - essence of American capitalist pigdog. Made from [bumsweat] and sugar.

[Sarah]

1.What kept Tony Montana standing in the last 10 minutes of Scarface.

2.Warm, its the best rust remover on the planet. (Put a little Coke in a cup and put a nail or small piece of sandwich meat on top. In the morning, meat is gone, wipe off rust.)

3. More popular than you think. I mean cocaine.

[Sarah]

Always available at bars, both over the counter as a soft drink or mixer and everywhere from the guest lounge to the toilets.
Often the word media or media bar means coke freindly, due to the common opinion that any person working in the media profession is a coke user.

[Guest]

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