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scag
Or skag
[skag]
scag
1/ ²õ°ģƦɔ /
noun
a tear in a garment or piece of cloth
verb
(tr) to make a tear in (cloth)
scag
2/ ²õ°ģƦɔ /
noun
a slang name for heroin
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51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of scag1
First recorded in 1965ā70; of obscure origin; compare earlier scag cigarette butt
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51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of scag1
apparently related to Old Norse skaga to project
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The poem became āJones Cominā Down,ā a haunting track told from the perspective of an addict who āneeds me some scag / Pawn my brotherās doo-rag / To cop me a transparent thin bag.ā
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And, according to government chemists at the sparkling new labs in the capitalās Estonian Forensic Science Institute, it is anywhere between 100 and a thousand times stronger than the scag it replaced.
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