The Oracle at Delphi has been found to lie over a geological fault through which seeped hallucinogenic gases.
The film enjoyed a revival of sorts in the 1960s and '70s, thanks to Jefferson Airplane's 1967 acid-rock epic "White Rabbit" — and, no doubt, Alice's own inherently hallucinogenic imagery.
A potent hallucinogenic compound, C12H16N2O, related to psilocybin.
a strong-smelling plant from whose dried leaves a number of euphoriant and hallucinogenic drugs are prepared.
The film enjoyed a revival of sorts in the 1960s and ’70s, thanks to Jefferson Airplane’s 1967 acid-rock epic “White Rabbit” — and, no doubt, Alice‘s own inherently hallucinogenic imagery.
a drug originally taken in the form of powder (`dust') for its hallucinogenic effects.
It wasn't Paul Ceglia's first run-in with the law: In 1997 he pleaded guilty to possession of hallucinogenic mushrooms, according to Panola County [Tex.] court files.
QSAR study on hallucinogenic activity of tryptamines using quantum chemical descriptors
Many species have poisonous or hallucinogenic compounds.
Mongolian sweat medicine, also known as hallucinogenic drugs, is a kind of psychotropic narcotic drugs, which can cause people to be depressed and drowsy after taking it, and even cause the victim to be unconscious and do whatever he wants.
The use of hallucinogenic agents and their effect are both of individual and social characteristics.
Regardless, it is unlikely that ketamine, psilocybin or any of these psychedelics would be used directly, because of their hallucinogenic and other side effects.
Research on the benzene 2-propamine derivatives which have hallucinogenic actions has been made in this paper.
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