skinpop

English

Etymology

From skin +‎ pop.

Verb

skinpop (third-person singular simple present skinpops, present participle skinpopping, simple past and past participle skinpopped)

(slang) To inject drugs subcutaneously.
- 1968, Richard Brotman, Alfred M. Freedman, A Community Mental Health Approach to Drug Addiction, page 97:
  The patient skinpopped for 1½ years and then started to mainline heroin.
- 2015, Charles McLeod, Settlers of Unassigned Lands, page 22:
  […] the ones who come over past midnight and skinpop, the best high for fucking […]

Alternative forms

skin-pop