dopestick

English

Noun

dopestick (plural dopesticks)

1. Alternative form of dope stick
   • 1924, United States. Congress, Congressional Record, page 3313:

     I understand that the Attorney General to-day states that he has "got some dope on certain Senators." Well, let him go to work at once with his dopestick. Any Senator who can not stand up and have the yardstick of common decency and common honesty applied to him here ought not to be in the Senate.

   • 2002, Phyllis Gotlieb, Mindworlds:

     He drew on a dopestick and let the smoke curl away from his mouth.

   • 2014, William C. Dietz, Freehold:

     Besides, you'd be able to run faster if you gave up those dopesticks.

   • 2014, Ed Sutter, Assassins:

     Moments later, the faint aroma of a dopestick filtered down to the stealthy Hawke. It was very poor tradecraft to imbibe on duty, but you get what you pay for.

   • 2018, Larry Niven, Man-Kzin Wars III:

     Absently, he reached to his side and attempted to thrust a three-fingered palm into the dopestick container.