get one's head right

verb

To get high or drunk.

“Give me a call if you ever need to get your head right.”

Meanings

verbget one's head right (third-person singular simple present gets one's head right, present participle getting one's head right, simple past got one's head right, past participle gotten one's head right or got one's head right)

present singular third person gets one's head right · participle present getting one's head right · past got one's head right · participle past gotten one's head right · participle past got one's head right

  1. slangTo get high or drunk.

    Give me a call if you ever need to get your head right.

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