Acid

What do we mean by acid?

Any of a class of substances whose aqueous solutions are characterized by a sour taste, the ability to turn blue litmus red, and the ability to react with bases and certain metals to form salts. noun

A substance that yields hydrogen ions when dissolved in water. noun

A substance that can act as a proton donor. noun

A substance that can accept a pair of electrons to form a covalent bond. noun

A substance having a sour taste. noun

The quality of being sarcastic, bitter, or scornful. noun

Of, relating to, or containing an acid. adjective

Having a high concentration of acid. adjective

Having the characteristics of an acid. adjective

Having a pH of less than 7. adjective

Having a relatively high concentration of hydrogen ions. adjective

Containing a large proportion of silica. adjective

Having a sour taste. synonym: sour. adjective

Biting, sarcastic, or scornful. adjective

Sour, sharp, or biting to the taste; tasting like vinegar: as, acid fruits or liquors.

Originally, a substance possessing a sour taste like that of vinegar; in modern chemical use, a name given to a large number of compounds which do not necessarily possess this property. noun

A sour substance.

Any of several classes of compound having the following properties:

Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD)

Acid n. Acid is a ridiculously powerful drug. It's measured in micrograms (that's 10 to the negative 6, kids). A few hundred micrograms is enough for a fairly decent trip that'll last between 8-12 hours. Guaranteed to blow your freakin' mind. I strongly suggest listening to the Grateful Dead while under the influence. It is not advisable to drive or operate heavy machinery while tripping. Going to work or attending class while zonked out of your gourd is also discouraged; the fact that your pupils will swallow your entire eye is a dead give away that you're on something. Urban Dictionary

The drug LSD. Lysergic acid diethylamide. Urban Dictionary

Having a Ph of less that 7.0 Urban Dictionary

Acid-The wonderful gateway in your pocket to a world that is yours for the creating, whether it be talking frogs, stary faces on apple trees that just wont blink and you're sure that they know your name or maybe just the good old headmash that convinces you that you ARE, in fact, a carrot. A truly marvellous man made hallucinogen that could, one day, replace calpol. Urban Dictionary

The gateway to transcendence and temporary enlightenment. chemical keys to the gates of heaven. Urban Dictionary

The drug LSD-25. A gift from the gods which turns your brain inside out so that the innermost contents of your mind leak bizarrely into the world around you. An acid trip is a lot like an elaborate, extended waking dream which can sometimes turn into a nightmare without warning. Tripping on LSD is not about rainbow colors and being chased by flying pink elephants; it is a total elimination of preconceptions about the world and a profound distortion of reality which many casual users find too intense. Acid is extremely potent: a tiny dose of this drug can cause a life-altering experience. Depending on the dosage, you might expect things like getting lost in the curtains, seeing swarms of insects in the walls, or experiencing days between each minute of the clock. Urban Dictionary

An extreme hallucigent. Effects depend on user's mood, disposition, enviroment, drug dose, etc.Drug does is called hits User may feel a slight "body buzz" shortly after injestion. After some time, user will experiance visual and auditory hallucinations. These hallucinations will either be extremely pleasent or frightening depending on user's mood, dose, and/or enviroment. Colors may seem brighter and more prevalent than usual, and sometimes, with higher doses, have "sounds". Users may hear sounds that arent there and the sounds they do hear may be somewhat distorted.Lines seem to be sharper and more prevalent, as if outlined with a black magic marker.Users may also see the impossible such as wrinkles upon wrinkles Bad trips may be extremely terrifing if the user is inexperianced and does not know what is happening. On a bad trip, a user may think that he is gone insane ,lost grip on reality, and will never know normalcy again. User's idea of self may be proundly affected, such as believing that he has become an amoeba, a fruit, or has become nothing at all. Bad trips can happen to all users, but experianced users may be able to cope with a bad trip because user understands effects of the drug. They know to talk to a friend, change their enviroment,not to be alone, and not to resist the drug. Resisting only makes things worse, especially if user is alone. Acid will chage your life perspective, hopefully for the good, sometimes for the bad. Urban Dictionary

A powerful psychoactive drug that breaks down subconcious barriers and will make your mind race through the corridors of human perception. While under the influence you'll often hear people say "Dude Im trippin so hard" many many times as a way to come to terms with the phenomena that is occuring. Visual filters in the brain are broken down to let raw, unfiltered data in. It is usually hard to talk and move while your under the influence, so a suggestion would be to find a comfy chair, put some Phish on, and perceive. Urban Dictionary

Acid is a) the really strong drug, known as LSD b) the stuff that burns your face off if you somehow manage to get it there during chemistry class. Urban Dictionary

Slang for LSD, a hallucinogenic substance synthesized from Ergot, a fungus which grows on rye. There are no known adverse physical effects, however, it may cause psychological problems and/or flashbacks. It is commonly distributed in liquid form, geltabs, sugarcubes and blotter-paper. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to acid:
acid.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word acid:
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Words that rhyme with acid:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe acid:
hydrochloric, sulphuric, acetic, nitric, sulfuric, uric, lactic, phosphoric, concentrated, dilute, ascorbic, folic, nucleic, free, oxalic, strong, citric, salicylic, boric, formic, glacial, nicotinic, arachidonic, benzoic, muriatic, glutamic, hydrofluoric, tartaric, oleic, tannic, weak, sulphurous, carbonic, ribonucleic, pure, retinoic, chromic, hydrocyanic, aspartic, nitrous, silicic, perchloric, deoxyribonucleic, stearic, pantothenic, hyaluronic, pyruvic, butyric, carbolic, aminobutyric, valproic, linoleic, sialic, trichloroacetic, hot, succinic, acetylsalicylic, gastric, hippuric, aminobenzoic, picric, osmic, malic, propionic, palmitic, organic, linolenic, excess, arsenious, ethacrynic, hydriodic, acrylic, amino, sulfonic, glucuronic, humic, aminosalicylic, hydrobromic, boracic, carboxylic, cholic, lipoic, hypochlorous, nalidixic, abscisic, phosphotungstic, folinic, fumaric, trichloracetic, aminocaproic, acetoacetic, sulphonic, phosphatidic, stomach.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective acid:
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Consonant match to acid:
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