snortable
Can be sniffed
Snortable describes a substance that can be inhaled through the nose, typically a powdered drug: Is it snortable, or do you have to inject it?
The term appears almost exclusively in discussions of drug use—cocaine, crushed pills, or other substances prepared for nasal intake.
Tube for sipping
- spoonEating utensil for liquids
- mirrorReflective viewing surface
- razor bladeFlat cutting sliver
- credit cardBorrowed-funds payment tool
Addictive stimulant narcotic
- heroinIllegal addictive opiate
- ketamineDissociative anesthetic agent
- methamphetamineAddictive synthetic stimulant drug
- amphetaminesCentral nervous system stimulants
oxycodone · fentanyl · morphine · hydrocodone · MDMA · codeine · PCP · crystal meth
Great in altitude
- rushQuick sudden movement
- euphoriaIntense emotional high
- addictionCompulsive substance reliance
- overdoseHarmful excess intake
dependency · intoxication · dopamine · stimulant · narcotic · tolerance · withdrawal · relapse
Nasal breathing aperture
- septumInternal anatomical partition
- mucous membraneMoist tissue lining cavities
- sinusAir-filled cranial cavity
- congestionExcessive accumulation causing blockage
inhalation · sniff · insufflation · nasal cavity · turbinates · rhinitis · irritation · deviated septum
straw
Tube for sipping
- spoonEating utensil for liquids
- mirrorReflective viewing surface
- razor bladeFlat cutting sliver
credit card · bumper · bullet · flat surface · baggie · vial · grinder
cocaine
Addictive stimulant narcotic
- heroinIllegal addictive opiate
- ketamineDissociative anesthetic agent
- methamphetamineAddictive synthetic stimulant drug
amphetamines · oxycodone · fentanyl · morphine · hydrocodone · MDMA · codeine · PCP · crystal meth · speed
high
Great in altitude
overdose · dependency · intoxication · dopamine · stimulant · narcotic · tolerance · withdrawal · relapse · impairment
nostril
Nasal breathing aperture
- septumInternal anatomical partition
- mucous membraneMoist tissue lining cavities
- sinusAir-filled cranial cavity
congestion · inhalation · sniff · insufflation · nasal cavity · turbinates · rhinitis · irritation · deviated septum · epithelium
snortableinjectable
Administered via needle
intravenous · oral · swallowable · topical · sublingual
snortableliquid
Free-flowing substance
uncrushable · solid · gelatinous · chunky · viscous