Euphoria's Dance Masks Ecstasy's Hidden Dangers And Realities
What are the effects of MDMA, commonly known as ecstasy or molly, and why is it particularly popular among teens and young adults in nightlife settings? Our counsellors are here to help you today.
FREE ASSESSMENT081 444 7000X is one of many street names for MDMA, commonly known as ecstasy or molly, is a potent psychoactive drug associated with heightened energy, euphoria and increased sensitivity to touch. It is popular among teens and young adults, especially in nightlife settings like nightclubs and raves. Studies indicate that about half of teenagers have experimented with illicit drugs by the end of high school with over six percent trying ecstasy.
Understanding your child’s activities, friends and behaviors is key in recognising signs of drug experimentation or addiction. Ecstasy has various nicknames and slang terms, allowing users to discuss their drug use discreetly. To help parents gain insight, a list of common street names for ecstasy, molly and partying is provided. Ecstasy typically comes in the form of small pills or tablets, often with stamped logos, while another form, known as molly, exists in powder or crystallized form.
| Street Name | Substance Description |
|---|---|
| Adam | Ecstasy, Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) |
| Batmans | Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) |
| B-Bombs | Amphetamines; MDMA |
| Bean | A capsule containing drugs; MDMA |
| Bens | Amphetamine; MDMA |
| Bibs | MDMA |
| Blue Kisses, Blue Lips | Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) |
| Bumping up | MDMA combined with powder cocaine |
| Candyflipping | Combined use of ecstasy and LSD |
| Caps | Heroin; psilocybin/psilocin; crack |
| Charity | Methylenedioxymethamphetamine |
| Chalk | MDMA |
| Chemical Ice | MDMA |
| Cloud nine | Crack cocaine; MDMA |
| Club Drug | MDMA |
| Crank | Methamphetamine; crack cocaine, heroin, methcathinone |
| Crystal meth | Methamphetamine |
| Crystal Methadrine | MDMA |
| Dead road | MDMA |
| Debs | Amphetamine, MDMA |
| Decadence | MDMA |
| Designer Drug | MDMA |
| Dex | Amphetamine; MDMA |
| Dexedrine | Amphetamine, MDMA |
| Diamonds | Amphetamine, MDMA |
| Disco Biscuits | MDMA |
| Doctor | MDMA |
| Dolls | Amphetamines; depressant; MDMA |
| Domex | PCP and MDMA |
| Drivers | Amphetamine; MDMA |
| E | Ecstasy, MDMA |
| E-bombs | MDMA |
| Ecstasy | MDMA |
| E-puddle | Sleeping due to MDMA use/exhaustion |
| E-tard | Person under the influence of MDMA |
| Egyptians | MDMA |
| Elephant flipping | Use of PCP and MDMA |
| Essence | MDMA |
| Eve | MDMA |
| Exiticity | MDMA |
| Fastin | Amphetamine; MDMA |
| Four leaf clover | MDMA |
| Glass | MDMA |
| Go | Amphetamine; MDMA |
| Greenies | Amphetamine; MDMA |
| GWM | Methylenedioxymethamphetamine, MDMA |
| H-bomb | Ecstasy (MDMA) mixed with heroin. |
| Hammerheading | MDMA used in combination with Viagra |
| Happy drug, Happy pill | MDMA |
| Herbal bliss | MDMA |
| Herbal ecstasy | Ma huang, ephedra |
| Hippieflip | Use of mushrooms and MDMA |
| Hugs and Kisses | Combination of methamphetamine and MDMA |
| Hydroamphetamine | High quality methamphetamine; hydroponic marijuana |
| Hype | Heroin addict; an addict; MDMA |
| Ice | Methamphetamine |
| Ice Cocaine | Crack cocaine; smokable methamphetamine; methamphetamine; MDMA; PCP |
| Jellies | Depressants; MDMA in gel caps |
| Khat | Amphetamine; methcathinone; MDMA |
| Kitty flipping | Use of ketamine and MDMA |
| Kleenex | MDMA |
| Letter biscuits | MDMA |
| Love flipping | Use of mescaline and MDMA |
| Love Drug | MDMA |
| Lovers’ special | MDMA |
| Love Trip | Mescaline and MDMA |
| Mini Beans | Amphetamine, MDMA |
| Moonstone | MDMA slice in a bag of heroin |
| Morning Shot | Amphetamine; MDMA |
| Nexus flipping | Use of Nexus (2-CB) and MDMA |
| NEW Yorkers | MDMA |
| Nineteen | Amphetamine; MDMA |
| Peeper(s) | MDMA user(s) |
| Pikachu | Pills containing PCP and Ecstasy |
| Party drug | MDMA |
| Pollutants | Amphetamines; MDMA |
| Rave energy | MDMA |
| Rolls | MDMA |
| Rib | MDMA; rohypnol |
| Ritual spirit | MDMA |
| Roca (Spanish) | Crack cocaine; MDMA |
| Running | MDMA |
| Scooby Snacks | MDMA |
| Sextasy | Ecstasy used with Viagra |
| Shabu | Ice; crack cocaine; methamphetamine |
| Snackies | MDMA adulterated with mescaline |
| Speedies | MDMA adulterated with amphetamine |
| Speed for Lovers | MDMA |
| Spivias | Amphetamine, MDMA |
| Stacking | Use of three or more MDMA tablets in combination |
| Stacks | MDMA adulterated with heroin or crack |
| Stacy | MDMA |
| Strawberry Shortcake | Amphetamine; MDMA |
| Sweeties | Amphetamine; MDMA |
| Super X | Combination of methamphetamine and MDMA |
| Tachas | Methylenedioxymethamphetamine |
| Tens | Amphetamine; MDMA |
| The C | Amphetamine; methcathinone |
| Tina | MDMA |
| Tutus | Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) |
| Tweety Birds | Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) |
| Ultimate Xphoria | Methylenedioxymethamphetamine |
| USP | MDMA; amphetamine |
| Wafers | Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) |
| White Doves | MDMA |
| Water Blunts | Methamphetamine; PCP; marijuana and other substances mixture |
| West Coast Turnarounds | MDMA; amphetamine |
| Wheels | MDMA |
| Whiffledust | MDMA; amphetamine |
| X | Marijuana MDMA; amphetamine |
| X-ing | MDMA |
| X-Pills | Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) |
| XTC | Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) |
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