More examples. 1  a shampoo for dry hair. 2  Wet the hair, apply shampoo and massage into a rich lather. 3  First apply shampoo to hair and then rinse thoroughly.  a free sachet of 1  shampoo. Try using a different shampoo.
nigger knot. A knot tied in a sandwich bag to hold marijuana, cocaine, or other small amounts of drugs. The person tying the knot places the drug in one of the bottom corners in the bag, rolls the rest of the bag into a thin line, and proceeds to tied a single knot into said bag. Known for its added security over a typical rolled and licked bag. The negative aspect of the nigger not is the difficulty to untie the bag.
Hospice strongly advocates good pain control for terminally ill patients, even to the point of using narcotic drugs (we call them opiates) such as morphine as they are needed. With all the concern about drug abuse, patients and their families and friends sometimes question this use of narcotics. Are we pushing âdopeâ? Or are we practicing good medicine? Letâs explore some of the myths about the use of narcotics for pain control. Myth #1: Morphine is offered to patients only when death is imminent. It is not the stage of a terminal illness, but the degree of pain that dictates which medicine to use. We start with the mildest medicine and if it works, stop there.