flake

flake
1. n. a person who acts silly or giddy.
□ Sally is such a flake!
□ Who’s the flake in the plaid pants?
2. n. a medicinal form of crystallized cocaine. (Drugs. Similar o crack.)
□ Where can I get some flake around here?
□ Max specializes in flake.
3. tv. [for the police] to place drugs or traces of drugs on a person during an arrest. (Underworld. The person is then charged with possession of drugs.)
□ That’s not mine! You flaked me!
□ The fuzz must have flaked Rocko. He never touches the stuff.
4. AND flakes n. phen-cyclidine (PCP), an animal tranquilizer.
□ Even Bart won’t sell flake, and he’s not what I would call a concerned citizen.
□ Sometimes they smoke a cigarette with flakes on it.

Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions. 2015.

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