Crossword clues for lsd
lsd
- Acid that many dropped
- Acid one can ingest
- 1960s hits?
- 1960s counterculture drug: Abbr
- "Turn on" drug
- '60s trip starter, initially
- Your parents might have dropped it
- You can take a trip with this without traveling
- You can take a trip on it
- Woodstock drug
- When I dropped it, a deck of tarot cards came to life
- What Timothy Leary dropped
- What Dr. Leary tripped on
- What "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds" supposedly isn't about
- UK pre-decimal money
- Trippy substance
- Trippy letters
- Tripping substance
- Tripping drug
- Tripping cause
- Trippers call it acid
- Tripper's tab
- Tripper's "acid": Abbr
- Trip-taking letters
- Trip-inducing chemical
- Trip you might take to "find the truth" but that will probably just end up making you even more annoying
- Trip tab
- Trip source
- Trip preparation
- Trip need?
- Trip need, perhaps
- Trip medium of the '60s
- Trip inits
- Trip beginner
- Timothy Leary's trip starter
- Timothy Leary drug
- Thing taken on a vision quest
- Thing dropped for trips
- The drug acid, by another name
- Take it for a trip
- Tabs that cause hallucinations
- Tabs taken for a trip
- Tabs of acid
- Tabbed drug
- Tab that's paid for illegally?
- Tab for an acid trip
- Tab for a trip
- Substance for Timothy Leary
- Subject of secret Cold War military experiments
- Subject of many '60s hits?
- Subject of a repeated warning at Woodstock
- Stuff on blotter paper
- Stuff "tested" in the 1960s' Acid Tests
- Start of a trip?
- Start of a trip, for short?
- Start of a bad trip?
- St. drug of the sixties
- Source of a Woodstock high
- Source of a hippie's high
- Something to drop for a trip
- Something dropped by one who trips?
- Some albums sound better on it
- Sixties trip starter, initially
- Sixties halucinogen, for short
- Sixties halucenogen, abbr
- Sixties hallucinogen, abbr
- Sixties drug, abbr
- Show trip producer?
- Sandoz Laboratories drug
- Rented: Abbr
- Public Enemy song about psychedelic?
- Psychotherapy aid, once
- Psychedelic music drug
- Psychedelic drug, briefly
- Psychedelic drug promoted by Timothy Leary: Abbr
- Psychedelic drug of the '60s
- Psychedelic drug initials
- Psychedelic drug called "acid" : Abbr
- Psychedelic drug "dropped" at Woodstock
- Psychedelic derived from ergot
- Psychedelic Cali rockers ___ and the Search for God
- Psychedelic ASAP Rocky song?
- Provider of a hippie's high
- Powerful psychedelic
- Pitcher Dock Ellis claimed to have used this before throwing a no-hitter in 1970
- Petty "Girl on ___"
- Perception-changing drug
- People tripped on it at Woodstock
- One way to change your mind?
- Mind-expander of a sort
- Mind-blowing material, briefly
- Mind-altering stuff
- Means to the high life?
- Lucy in the sky with diamonds
- Letters associated with Timothy Leary
- Leary's prescription
- Leary's hallucinogen
- Leary's acid
- Leary's 'prescription'
- Its affects can last for over 8 hours
- Itll make you see things
- It's usually tripped on deliberately
- It's the "acid" in an acid trip: Abbr
- It's taken for some trips
- It's psychedelic
- It's dropped before tripping
- It's dropped before a trip
- It'll send you on a trip
- It was taken by the Merry Pranksters
- It was formerly used to treat alcoholism
- It sent Timothy Leary on a trip
- It sends people on trips
- It produces visions
- It might make you feel at one with the universe
- It might come with a sugarcube
- It might be on a blotter
- It makes psych records sound better
- It makes people hallucinate
- It helped Dr. Leary take some trips
- It greatly improves Animal Collective records
- It could cause you to trip
- It can take you on a trip
- It can cause a bad trip
- Inspired "The Acid Queen"?
- Inspiration for the phrase "acid rock"
- Inspiration for the Beatles' "Day Tripper"
- Inspiration for Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit"
- Inspiration for "Day Tripper," per McCartney
- Illegal way to start a trip
- Illegal drug that makes its users "trip": Abbr
- Illegal drug also known as "acid": Abbr
- If you take it more than seven times, you're supposedly legally insane
- Hot Hot Heat song "JFK's ___"
- Hippy's high
- Hippie's trip drug
- Hippie's hallucinogen
- Hardcore punkers Rich Kids on ___
- Hallucinogenic tab
- Hallucinogenic stuff
- Hallucinogenic drug that gets "dropped": Abbr
- Hallucinogen that's "dropped": Abbr
- Hallucinogen of the 1960s: Abbr
- Hallucinogen initials
- Hallucinogen featured on "Mad Men": Abbr
- Hallucinogen advocated by Timothy Leary: Abbr
- Hallucinatory tab
- Grain-fungus drug
- Fuel for some trips?
- Flashback cause
- Ergotamine derivative popular in the '60s
- Drug with powerful hallucinogenic properties: Abbr
- Drug used in old CIA mind-control experiments
- Drug used in microdosing therapies
- Drug used for "candy flipping"
- Drug to trip on
- Drug that's "dropped": Abbr
- Drug that was popular at Woodstock: Abbr
- Drug that was dropped in the '60s
- Drug that sends you on a "trip": Abbr
- Drug that NASA gave to dolphins in the 1960s in an attempt to communicate with them
- Drug that got hippies high: Abbr
- Drug that causes trips
- Drug that causes tripping
- Drug that can cause an acid trip
- Drug tested on U.S. citizens by the CIA in the 1950s
- Drug taken in tabs
- Drug taken by Timothy Leary
- Drug some were Leary of?
- Drug sold in sheets
- Drug researched in Project MK-Ultra
- Drug referenced in "The Joyous Cosmology"
- Drug promoted by Timothy Leary: Abbr
- Drug one might take a "trip" on: Abbr
- Drug once tested extensively by CIA employees
- Drug on blotter paper
- Drug on a sugar cube
- Drug in tabs
- Drug in some fabulously misguided episodes of "Dragnet"
- Drug in "Apocalypse Now"
- Drug I took before marathoning "Full Frontal With Samantha Bee"
- Drug for Hunter S. Thompson
- Drug derived from ergot
- Drug called "acid"
- Drug banned in the U.S. in 1967
- Drug associated with hippies
- Drug also known as sugar
- Drug also known as "acid"
- Drug also called "acid": Abbr
- Drug aka acid
- Drug "dropped" in the '60s
- Drop it and you may trip
- Deadhead's hits?
- Counterculture drug, for short
- Concert contraband
- Common drug at Woodstock
- Chemical find of 1943
- Certain hallucinogen
- Cause of some flashbacks, for short
- Cause of some flashbacks
- Cause of some bad trips
- Cause of hallucinations
- Cause of a hippie high
- Cause of a flashback, perhaps
- Blotting paper application
- Blotter paper substance
- Blotter material
- Bad thing to get confused with your breath strips before a job interview
- Another name for acid
- Albert Hofmann's invention
- Agent for trips?
- Acidhead's drug
- Acid, briefly
- Acid trip drug
- Acid that will make you see things
- Acid in the '60s
- Acid for trips
- Acid drug
- A raver might drop it
- 60s drug
- 60's drug, for short
- 1960s psychedelic drug
- 1960s psychedelic
- 1960s mind alterer
- 1960s hallucinogen: Abbr
- 1960s counterculture drug
- "Turn on, tune in, drop out" substance
- "The Trip" subject, 1967
- "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test" drug
- "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" topic, some thought
- "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" topic, presumably
- "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds," briefly?
- "Lake Shore Drive" for short
- "Easy Rider" drug
- "Blue tabs," briefly
- "Acid" used for trips
- "Acid" dropped in a drug trip: Abbr
- "Acid" at Woodstock
- "Acid," briefly
- '60s turn-on
- '60s tripping drug
- '60s tripper's substance
- '60s trip cause
- '60s inspiration, for some
- '60s hallucinogen featured on "Mad Men": Abbr
- '60s hallucinogen featured on "Mad Men"
- '60s counterculture substance
- '60s hallucinogen
- Acid dropper's need
- Trip instigator
- Certain turn-on
- Kind of trip
- "Acid" used in some trips
- It was dropped in the 60's
- Illegal manufacture
- What Leary tripped on
- Trip starter
- It may make you see things
- Woodstock supply
- Hallucination cause
- A turn-on
- Trip promoter?
- Narc's find, perhaps
- Tripper's turn-on
- It’ll make you see things
- It might make you see things
- Trip-taker's aid, perhaps
- It's dropped on trips
- Trip inducer, in brief
- 60's turn-on
- Hallucinogenic drug: Abbr
- Trip producer?
- It can have you seeing things
- Flashback causer
- Timothy Leary's turn-on
- Dropped stuff?
- A hallucinogen, for short
- It's taken for a trip
- Cause of many trips, once
- Psychedelic drug, for short
- Something that's illegal to drop
- ...
- Subject of some of 32-Down's writings
- It made Leary bleary?
- Acid, in the 60's
- The U.S. banned it in 1967
- Narc's haul
- Tripper's buy
- Psychedelic of the 60's
- Source of some strange visions, for short
- Drug once available under the commercial name Delysid
- 60's trip cause
- What "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds" may or may not be about
- Subject of "Hofmann's Potion"
- Cause of tripping?
- Source of a hippie's high, perhaps
- One may trip on it
- Deadhead's supply
- Drug sold on blotting paper
- Trip provider?
- It'll change your mind
- Trip preparation?
- '60s hallucinogenic
- Trip vehicle?
- Much-discussed initials of a 1967 Beatles song
- Subj. in "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test"
- It was dropped in the '60s
- "Dropped" drug
- What the "turn on" part refers to in "Tune in, turn on, drop out"
- "Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out" subject
- Onetime aid in psychotherapy
- Rose partially
- It was dropped at Woodstock
- '60s "acid"
- Alternative to mushrooms
- "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds" subject, supposedly
- Hits from the 1960s?
- Something you might trip on
- Means of changing one's mind
- "Purple haze"
- It may be dropped when one trips
- C20H25N3O, commonly
- Some dropped tabs
- Trip cause
- Cause of a trip in "Easy Rider"
- Something to trip on?
- Flashback cause, maybe
- Hallucination producer
- "Turn on, tune in, drop out" drug
- Agent of psychedelic therapy
- Trip inits.
- You can trip on it
- "The Joyous Cosmology" subj.
- Hit from the '60s?
- Drug ingested in "Easy Rider"
- '60s trip inducer
- Subject of some '50s-'60s experiments
- "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" drug
- Drug sold in microdots
- It was often dropped in the '60s
- Subtext of Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit"
- So-called "battery acid"
- It might be taken before a trip
- Something taken in preparation for a trip
- Drug for Timothy Leary
- "Tabs"
- Drug for tripping
- A powerful hallucinogenic drug
- 54-Down for a trip
- Hallucinogenic monogram
- Br. money
- Eng. monetary units, formerly
- Hallucinogen, for short
- C20-H25-N3-0
- Bit of psychedelia
- Trip tripper, for short
- A drug, for short
- Hallucinogenic initials
- Hallucinogen letters
- Hallucinogenic chem.
- Dangerous drug
- Drug, for short
- Drug initials
- Mind-altering drug, for short
- Hallucinatory drug, for short
- English money initials
- Eng. money, formerly
- Abbr. for an acid
- Controversial drug
- Trip-inducing drug
- Psychedelic drug: Abbr.
- Subject of some of 32-Dow
- '60s psychedelic drug
- Leary's drug of choice
- Certain psychedelic
- 1960s hallucinogenic drug: Abbr
- It's illegal to drop it
- Flashback drug
- You'll trip if you drop it
- Tripper's drug
- Hallucination drug
- Dropped drug
- Some '60s hits?
- Timothy Leary stash
- Start of some trips
- Hallucinogenic letters
- "Acid" drug
- You might trip on it
- Trippy drug
- Sixties drug, for short
- It's dropped for a trip
- Drug that might cause flashbacks
- Dr. Leary's turn-on
- Dr. Leary's drug
- British money: Abbr
- '60s counterculture hallucinogenic
- What a hippie may have dropped
- Trippy stuff
- Trip agent?
- Timothy Leary's hallucinogen
- Timothy Leary's drug choice
- Start of a trip, perhaps
- Psychedelic substance
- Psychedelic stuff
- It might cause you to trip
- It may cause a bad trip
- Hallucinatory stuff
- "Dropped" '60s drug
- '60s drug
- '60s counterculture hallucinogen
- Trip provider
- Trip letters
- Tom Petty "Girl on ___"
- Source of some '60s trips
- Sixties hallucinogen, for short
- Leary's turn-on
- Leary's Special Dose?
- Leary tripped on it
- It's used for some trips
- It was dropped in the 1960s
- Infamous acid
- If you drop it, you may trip
- If you drop it, you may see things
- Drug dropped in the '60s
- Cause of some trips
- Acid, in the '60s
- 1960s drug that was featured on "Mad Men": Abbr
- "Dropped" substance
- '60s "trip" drug
- You may trip if you drop it
- What some thought "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" was about
- What made Leary bleary
- Trippy tab
- Trippy '60s drug
- Trip-taking aid
- Timothy Leary turn-on
- The Merry Pranksters' drug
- Tab for a trip?
- Tab for a great trip
- Substance of interest to the CIA in the 1950s
- Source of some hallucinations
- Source of some flashbacks
- Something dropped before tripping?
- Something dropped at Woodstock
- Some baby boomers dropped it
- Psychedelic of the '60s
- Psychedelic initials
- Project MKULTRA drug
- Pounds, shillings, pence
- Potent hallucinogen
- Mind-influencing drug
- Mind-altering drug
- Its purpose is to turn on
- It's taken to start a trip
- It's taken on a trip?
- It's taken for trips
- It's sold in sheets
- It's only effective if dropped
- It's illegal to drop
- It's dropped to start a trip
- It was heavily dropped about four decades ago
- It was dropped before trips
- It might be dropped for a trip
- It may cause you to trip
- It comes in sheets
- It causes hallucinations
- It can cause strange visions
- It can cause one to trip
- Illegal thing to drop
- Illegal "acid"
- Hot Hot Heat "JFK's ___"
- Hippie's psychedelic drug: Abbr
- Hallucinogenic tabs
- Hallucinogenic drug that's "dropped": Abbr
- Hallucinogenic "acid"
- Hallucinogen popular in the '60s
- Drug that's dropped
- Drug that can cause flashbacks
- Drug that can cause an acid trip: Abbr
- Drug on blotting paper
- Dropped hallucinogen
- Drop it!
- Dr. Leary used it on some trips
- Don't drop it, or you might trip
- Certain illegal turn-on
- Certain illegal drug, for short
- Cause of some '60s trips
- Cause of a bad trip?
- Blotter substance
- Banned substance
- Angry Samoans "STP not ___"
- Alternative to shrooms
- Agent for a trip?
- Agent for a trip taker?
- Acid used in some trips
The Collaborative International Dictionary
LSD \LSD\ n. lysergic acid diethylamide, a powerful hallucinogenic drug.
Syn: lysergic acid diethylamide, acid.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"lysergic acid diethylamide," 1950, from German "Lysergsäure-diäthylamid" (abbreviated LSD in a Swiss journal from 1947). See lysergic. L.s.d. as the abbreviation of "pounds, shillings, and pence" is recorded from 1853.
Wikipedia
LSD is lysergic acid diethylamide, a psychedelic drug.
LSD may also refer to:
LSD (also known as LSD: Dream Emulator) is a surrealistic exploration video game developed and published by Asmik Ace Entertainment for the Sony PlayStation on October 22, 1998. The game is based on a dream journal that Hiroko Nishikawa, an artist at Asmik Ace Entertainment, had been keeping for a decade. It is one of three products released in conjunction with the journal, with the other two being a music album, called LSD and Remixes and the journal itself, published as Lovely Sweet Dream. The game earned itself a cult following, due to the eccentric nature of the game and its content.
Although the game is considered a reference to the drug with the same denomination and its psychological effects, neither information is objectively stated anywhere in the game. Instead, different phrases are attributed to the acronym LSD, all following the standard "in L..., the S... Dream". Examples include "in Life, the Sensuous Dream" and "in Limbo, the Silent Dream".
"LSD" (stylized "L$D"; abbreviation for Love, Sex, Dreams) is a song by American hip hop recording artist ASAP Rocky. It was released on May 21, 2015, as the third single from his second studio album, At. Long. Last. ASAP (2015). The song contains a sample from "Ode to Billie Joe" by Lou Donaldson for the song's drums.
Usage examples of "lsd".
McAllister thought that minute quantities of LSD introduced into the experimental hives might cause the bees to run about aimlessly, forgetting to feed the queen or build comb for the young.
Wood believed the LSD would have to be microencapsulated in order to give the bees that swallowed it time enough to get back to the hive, but experiments subsequently-showed that the bees would return to the hive before the drug took effect.
The hallucinogen was similar in many respects to the commonly known Lysergic Acid Diethylamide, or LSD.
LSD, as a relatively ephebic and clueless organic chemist, while futzing around with ergotic fungi on rye.
THC, morning-glory seeds, psilocybin, LSD, mescaline, peyote, methedrine, and Romilar, is that right?
LSD afterglow conferred, some milky corona, like almost a halo of approved grace, made all the milkier by the faultless nonchalance of a Moms who made it clear that his value was not contingent on winning first or even second prize, ever.
Students who once were angry activists were content to live back in their pads and smile at the world through a fog of marijuana smoke -- or, worse, to dress like clowns or American Indians and stay zonked for days at a time on LSD.
LSD, and rumors of kids so stoned their eyeballs got fried because they stared at the sun too long.
A girl he was trusting put LSD in his beer, then took him to a party where a gang of vicious freaks snapped his femurs with a meat-ax.
LSD and mescaline, psychodrama, group dynamics, sensory-awareness techniques, Quakerism, Gurdjieff exercises, relaxation therapies,the Alexander method, autogenic training, and self-hypnosis.
Atoms, molecules, the stars, the unconscious mind, bizarre drugs and their effects, (he'd tried out LSD and mescaline), the play of consciousness, the insidious interweaving of reality and dream (as climatically in his dreams of the Black Gondola), the bafflingly twisted and folded strata of Earth's crust and man's cerebrum and all history, the subtle mysterious swings of world events and literature and sub-literature and politics—he was interested in all of them, and forever searching for some unifying purposeful power behind them, and sensitive to them to a preternatural degree.
The most striking thing about this UNreport was that it established that LSD children were always bornin tight time clusters.
As Reynolds (1994) summarizes the Grofian view: "The clinical data Grof has collected during therapy sessions of LSD and holotropic breathwork indicates a very fluid accessibility to all the domains of consciousness.
It wasn't the familiar howling of decapitated brujos that you hear on peyote comedowns, nor the choiring arguments of angels and devils that LSD can provoke.
By turning on to LSD, Methedrine or heroin, he performs an illegal act that has, at least, the virtue of consolidating his miseries.