Street Names For Morphine

Medically Reviewed by Johnelle Smith, M.D.

Updated on April 26, 2021

Morphine belongs to the opioid class of addictive substances. Sold on the street, morphine has multiple street names, as well as nicknames when combined with other drugs.

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Morphine was discovered over 200 years ago, and given its name after Morpheus, the god of dreams.

Since then, the powerful opioid has been abused and given many different street names.

Learn more about the street names of commonly abused drugs

Popular Street Names For Morphine

Morphine is very addictive and produces intense euphoria when abused.

Both liquid and pill forms of morphine are sold on the street, usually referred to by their street names.

Street names for morphine:

  • dreamer
  • emsel
  • first line
  • god’s drug
  • hows
  • joy juice
  • MS
  • miss emma
  • mister blue
  • monkey
  • morf
  • morpho
  • unkie
  • white stuff
  • white lady
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Salt and sugar is the street name for morphine that has been crushed into powder form.

Street Names For Combinations Of Morphine And Other Drugs

Mixing an opioid with any other substance, including other opioids, can quickly lead to an overdose.

A “speedball” is a street name for a combination of an opioid (like morphine) and a stimulant (like cocaine).

Locating Treatment Options For Morphine Addiction

Opioid addiction treatment facilities provide substance abuse recovery options for individuals who are addicted to or dependent on opioids, like morphine.

Browse our directory or reach out to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) for more information about addiction recovery.

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