Meth (noun)

A highly addictive and illegal stimulant drug, also known as crystal meth, that is typically used in the form of a white powder or crystalline chunks.

Origin:

Short for methamphetamine.

Examples:

1. The use of meth can lead to serious health problems such as heart and lung damage.
2. The police found a meth lab in the abandoned house.
3. Methamphetamine is a highly addictive drug that is often associated with crime and poverty.
4. The drug trafficking ring was producing and distributing meth.
5. The drug rehab center was treating patients who were addicted to meth.