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Art/Literary - Slang / illegal drugs | | English term or phrase: bill | She is sniffing and her nostrils are red.
"What did you take?" I ask her.
"Charlie cut with bill. Good stuff."
I found that "charlie" is cocaine, but I am baffled as to what "bill" might mean. I wonder if it could be heroin. It's Scouse dialect, by the way.
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