‘Nitrous oxide, or laughing gas, is replacing the After Eight as the post-dinner treat in some circles.’
‘Can I bring a couple of friends along to your next laughing gas party?’
‘We agreed that I would bring the clams and he would bring the laughing gas.’
‘The Canadian researchers created the helium groupings so that each one was clustered around a molecule of nitrous oxide, better known as laughing gas.’
‘In chemicals, I like laughing gas, I dislike T.N.T.’
‘A fuel tank about six feet in diameter at the center of the craft holds liquid nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas.’
‘She said it was like breathing laughing gas most the time.’
‘The collisions of their world-views are the engine of the comedy, and the product is pure laughing gas, an unalloyed joy to read.’
‘They were laughing hysterically and acting like they had probably breathed in laughing gas.’
‘I suppose this proves what many Hollywood clubbers have known for years - that with a little latex and laughing gas, you can get to heaven.’
‘I didn't know anybody used the stuff anymore, they may have stuck it back here years ago and just forgot about it, but it's what they call laughing gas.’
‘Lyrically he's also on his usual form, armed with a boning knife and laughing gas (for his own use), he sets to the British psyche with customary aplomb.’
‘The girl on laughing gas may not have been the most reliable source of information, but I have since always associated the restaurant with those after the good life, a life lived.’
‘It was like they had been give some laughing gas or something.’
‘I hope that will put some laughing gas into your system.’
‘It was like using laughing gas at the dentist: I knew was terrified but I just couldn't really care.’
‘Why not introduce shots of laughing gas or helium?’
‘She looked like she was fed laughing gas involuntarily to the point where she couldn't be happier.’
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