Vocabulary for drugs

Drug vocabulary is hard to find. It's usually not in the normal dictionaries because it is slang, and it's not in slang dictionaries because drugs are too taboo. Usually, it is a rich and actively changing area of a language due to the underground nature of what it deals with.

How do you talk about drugs and their effects in your language?

In English, you can be:
   high, stoned, or loaded

In a sentence:
   I'm really high right now
   Let's go get stoned
   I'm so loaded

A cannabis smoker might:
   smoke a bowl
   take a hit
   roll a joint

How would you translate these in your language? What are common drug terms you use that wouldn't appear in a dictionary?

russian:
упарываться (uparyvat'sya) - to take drugs
вещества (veschestva)  - drugs
быть упоротым (byt' uporotym) - to be under drugs, also to be weird
омич (omich) - someone who frequently takes drugs
травка (travka) - cannabis ("grass")

some others, i forgot

Finnish:

huumausaine(et) - drug(s) (the proper word people would use)
huume(et) - drug(s) (colloquial term)
kama - drugs (slang)
nisti - a drug user
narkomaani - a drug addict; narcomaniac
narkkari - a more derogaroty term for a drug addict
katunarkkari - an unemployed, sometimes homeless, often criminal drug addict (katu = street)
vetää huumeita - to take drugs (lit. to pull drugs)
olla pilvessä - to be high (lit. to be in a cloud)

There's a shit ton of terms for different drugs listed here:

http://atuubi.yle.fi/node/2250

ecstasy - Adam, E, eemeli, ellu, emppu, essi, esso, eve
fantasy, flea, kruunu, mersu, nipsu

heroin - H, hepo, koni, horse, kopukka, polakka,
polle, smäkki

cannabis - yrtti, ganja, THC, sauhu, hamppu, afga, biltsi,
canna, dulla, fymi, fytska, hasa, heinä, imu,
jointti, liba, oili, mari, muheva, möyhy, pagi,
pilvi, ruoho, rokko, tötsy, tötterö, zero,
kukka, kukinto, maris

LSD - happo

methamphetamine - crank, kristalli, met, speed, spiidi

morphine - mofa, mopo

Some Japanese:

Marijuana - マリファナ
High - ハイ; 恍惚状態
Stoned - ハイになった; もうろうとした; ひどく酔った
Drug User - 麻薬使用者
Druggie / Drug Addict - 麻薬中毒者

Argentine Spanish:

Faso - Weed
Un porro - A Joint
Pepa - LSD
Keta - Ketamine, Special K
Tuca - Roach
Tuquero - Roach Clip
Picador/Pikachu (Yeah, like the Pokémon) - Grinder
Merca - Cocaine
Un pase - Snorting a line
El bajón - The munchies. Also, the comedown.
Bajonear - Eating shit (since you got the munchies)
El/un tranza - the/a drug dealer
Pasti - Short for "pastilla", meaning "pill." Usually refered to ecstasy or rollpills.

I'm pretty sure 95% of these words are meaningless outside Argentina. Now, come here and get high!

>>4
did you just use Google translator or some shit?

>>6
I think he did

>>6

Rofl, no. Some of it I already knew and the rest: http://www.alc.co.jp/

Uzbek:
haydar - cannabis
bangi - stoner
mix - joint
tomirchi - junkie

In french :
Etre drogué, shooté.

Polish

być naćpany - to be drugged
być na fazie, odlecieć, mieć odloty, mieć fazę, mieć jazdę - to be high
mieć haluny - to have hallucinations and shit
nakurwić się, najebać się - to get yourself look really bad (used mostly for alcohol)

ćpun - someone taking drugs

For drug names, there are mostly abbreviations, like amfetamina >> "amfa" or "feta", kokaina >> "koka", et cetera.

Spanish Colombia

Cruxado Drunk and high
Mariajo marijuana
perico Cocaine
pase joint or line
trabado high
pepa extasis

Spanish Argentina:

loco = high (weed/lsd)
duro/puesto = high (cocaine)
dado vuelta = (very) high

sometimes i use:

besito = one, two or three hits (mj)

-le di dos besitos... (two hits)-

Français:
high: défoncé / fonssdé / stone (for weed mostly), perché (for psychedelics)
drunk: bourré / pété / déchiré / torché / arraché / beurré / plein / cuit / paf... well I could go on and on for hours haha, some of them can be used for drug high too
getting smashed: prendre une cuite. Cuite is a noun who means "drinking a lot", I don't think there's an equivalent in english...
drug addict: drogué, camé
joint: joint / oinj / pet' / pétard / spliff
the little piece of cardboard you put in a joint: toncar
weed: beuh / weed
hashish: shit / teush
heroin: héro, came
cocaine: coke, C
line of coke/heroin: trace
to snort: sniffer
snort a line: taper une trace
to slam: shooter, se piquer
take a hit: prendre/tirer une latte
dealer: dealer :D
LSD blotter: trip
pill of ecstasy: taz

That's all I can think of right now

Brazilian Portuguese:

For cannabis:
Maconha [the common name],
Erva ["herb"],
Barato ["cool" - contrast with "careta" (slang for tobacco, "boring")],
Baseado [dunno the origin, but it's homonym with "embased" LOL],
Fumo ["smoke"],
Bagulho ["thing"]
...

Smoke cannabis:
Fumar um [to smoke a cig] / fumar unzinho [to smoke a little one],
Chapar [to get high],
Chapatina [when lots of people are getting high, or a person is getting too high],
Queimar um [to burn a cig]
Marofa [the smelling weed smoke itself - note, "fumo" is the weed per se, "marofa" is the smell and the smoke]
...