| 释义 |
STP orig. U.S.|ɛs tiː piː|
Also S.T.P.
[Prob. f. the initial letters of Scientifically Treated Petroleum, the commercial name of a motor-oil additive which was being extensively advertised when the drug first appeared.]
A synthetic hallucinogenic drug chemically related to amphetamine but having effects similar to those of LSD; 2,5-dimethoxy-4-methylamphetamine.
1967Village Voice (N.Y.) 13 Apr. 7/2 STP is a new psychedelic drug which..has become the most sought⁓after high on the psychedelic scene. 1967Guardian 4 July 7/1 A new drug being used by the ‘hippies’ who inhabit San Francisco... For want of a name the hippies call it STP—a trade mark for an oil additive. 1969Oz May 21/2 Alexander ‘Sashe’ Shulgin, the brilliant chemist who is best known to the public for his synthesis of STP (which was later illegally distributed in a dose form twice that ‘recommended’). 1971It 2–16 June 8/5 Those 80,000 doses of S.T.P. in the peanut butter jar that we were saving for an emergency. 1974M. C. Gerald Pharmacol. xvii. 328 DOM is 2,5-dimethoxy-4-methylamphetamine to the chemist and STP (serenity, tranquillity, and peace) to the drug user. |