phet

English

Etymology

Shortening.

Noun

phet (uncountable)

  1. (slang) Amphetamines.
    • 2001, Pretext, page 105:
      My uncle is a big "phet" dealer and partners with my aunt. My dad is an alcoholic smackhead with nowhere to live apart from the pub and his fishing boat.
    • 2015, SPCK, Bare Freedom, SPCK (→ISBN)
      Barry knew what this was about. Barry said to him, 'Chris. All right? No worries, Chris. I've told you. You'll get your money. I just need some time to get sorted.' A few years ago Barry was meant to deliver some phet for Little Chris to a flat on the Meadows estate. […] when he came back outside, the car had gone. So had the drugs.

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