Dimebags

A dimebag is a small, pre-portioned amount of illicit drugs, typically marijuana, sold for a set price, traditionally ten U.S. dollars. The term originated in the United States and has become a colloquialism for a small quantity of drugs. While the "dime" in dimebag refers to the price, the actual weight and quality of the contents can vary significantly depending on the dealer, location, and drug market conditions.

The concept of a dimebag allows for low-cost entry into drug purchasing, making it accessible to individuals with limited funds. This can contribute to the normalization and wider distribution of certain substances. The term is often used in informal contexts and media, sometimes in discussions about drug use, street culture, or law enforcement. The actual amount of product within a dimebag is not standardized and can fluctuate, leading to inconsistencies for the buyer. The size and packaging are also not uniform, though often they are found in small plastic baggies.