dirty 30

American  

[dur-tee thir-tee] / ˈdɜr ti ˈθɪr ti /

noun

Slang.

1. a counterfeit 30-milligram oxycodone pill laced with or containing only fentanyl.

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Etymology

Origin of dirty 30

First recorded in 2021

Example Sentences

Yet Rogers, remarking on her enduring significance, declared that “Sissy and the Dirty 30 reformers kicked off a 20-year period of relatively progressive government in Texas,” which ended with Ann Richards’s reelection loss to George W. Bush in 1994.

From Seattle Times

Mr. Smith, who is also a self-described “middle-of-the-pack runner,” soon realized that he and Dr. McKeever, 33, had both run the same 50-kilometer trail race near Golden, Colo. — the Golden Gate Dirty 30 — in June 2018 and not only had she won the race, but in doing so, had set the course record for women.

From New York Times

FreedomWorks’ “Women Win 2020” advocacy campaign is specifically aimed at the “Dirty 30” districts that President Trump won in 2016 and Democrats won in 2018, according to FreedomWorks vice president Parissa Sedghi.

From Washington Times

As the half-dozen members from the cast that season — known as “the dirty 30” to die-hard “Survivor” fans — would meet up across the country, they noticed Mr. Anglim and Ms. Thomas starting to develop a special bond.

From New York Times

Hart's internet audience followed her as she performed in comedy tours, co-wrote and starred in the feature films "Camp Takota" and "Dirty 30."

From Los Angeles Times