LSD

(el′es′dē)

noun

a crystalline compound, CHNCON(CH), an amide of lysergic acid, used in the study of schizophrenia and other mental disorders and as a psychedelic drug: it produces hallucinations, delusions, etc. resembling those occurring in a psychotic state
also LSD 25

Origin: l(y)s(ergic acid) d(iethylamide)

See LSD in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
A crystalline compound, C20H25N3O, derived from lysergic acid and used as a powerful hallucinogenic drug. Also called acid.

Origin:

Origin: l(y)s(ergic acid) d(iethylamide)

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abbreviation
least significant digit

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