Diesel
1. In Roxbury, it's heroin, but in West Roxbury, Hyde Park and Roslindale, it's angel dust.
2. A person who works out a lot.
Jeff Kline, an Emerson student and Chuck Evangelista
1. In Roxbury, it's heroin, but in West Roxbury, Hyde Park and Roslindale, it's angel dust.
2. A person who works out a lot.
Jeff Kline, an Emerson student and Chuck Evangelista
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In Somerville, a lesbian cafe
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For students in the Back Bay area, "Diesel" is more of an adjective for someone who works out a lot, rather than a noun.
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In Charlestown, which was always known for the Angel Dust, we call Diesel, Diesel Fuel, Rocket Fuel
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In Rockland (and possibly wherever else), diesel pretty much means the same thing as pissa:"My probation ends next Tuesday""That's fackin' diesel kid!"
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I agree with Dayna that diesel is more used as an adjective to describe a very buff person. and Josh that it is a word to positively accentuate something. Also of note, it's sometimes used to describe the potency of weed. "That was a muthafucking diesel hit man"Also, Sour Diesel is a specific kind of weed, more from Woony and surrounding area, but also found around Boston.
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"For students in the Back Bay area, "Diesel" is more of an adjective for someone who works out a lot, rather than a noun."I happen to be a student in the Back Bay area, and we say something like "diesed" like "that guy is wicked diesed" meaning he's got a lot of muscles, more than saying someone is a diesel
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It was diesel in Somerville as well, and further nicknamed "swizzle."