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Definition of Hell dust
1. Noun. Street names for heroin.
Generic synonyms: Diacetylmorphine, Heroin
Language type: Street Name
Lexicographical Neighbors of Hell Dust
Literary usage of Hell dust
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Knights of the Cross: By Henryk Sienkiewiez ... Authorized and by Henryk Sienkiewicz (1900)
"All these sounds were mingled in one ghastly roar which was as terrifying as if
the damned had torn free on a sudden from the abyss of hell. Dust rose and ..."
2. John Littlejohn, of J.: Being in Particular an Account of His Remarkable by George Morgan (1896)
"... we saw Sir Lounsbury Asquith come up hot-foot, and heard him cry out, " Sprinkle
your flints with grit, and lay hell-dust in your pans! Come on! ..."
3. Man: His Present and Future ...by Herbert McClellan Riggle by Herbert McClellan Riggle (1904)
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