recreational medicine
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editrecreational medicine (uncountable)
- (euphemistic, humorous) Recreational drugs.
- 2007 August 12, larry moe 'n curly, “Re: OT Clinton: Get educated, drop the rhetoric”, in alt.autos.toyota[3] (Usenet), retrieved 2022-04-19:
- That's how you always answer when you don't have the truth on your side. Next time, withdraw slowly from your recreational medicine so you don't become hostile and delusioned.
- 2010 November 3, David J. Martin, “Cocaine, mirrors, and US currency”, in alt.fan.cecil-adams[4] (Usenet), retrieved 2022-04-19:
- I'm a little older than you and started earlier. I started smoking pot at 16. I was in graduate school in the early 80s and had reduced my practice of recreational medicine by quite a bit.
- 2018 June 29, Chafetz Chayim ha'Yehu'di, “Harlan Ellison z"l...27 May 1934-28 June 2018”, in alt.arts.poetry.comments[5] (Usenet), retrieved 2022-04-19:
- FYI: metformin; janumet; pravastatin; lisinipril. digoxin; verapamil; trulicity; amlodopine; aspirin. I do not smoke; I do not drink at all (not even a tsp of wine on Shabbos evening); nor do I use any kind of 'recreational' medicine. I daven three times a day; keep kosher; do not even wish for NaziGene and PaedoBarney to perish an early, painful biological death (albeit even if deserved).