What does the term "bagging" refer to in drug use?

"Bagging" refers specifically to the practice of inhaling fumes from a substance that has been sprayed or aerosolized, often for the purpose of achieving a quick and intense high. This method can involve using plastic bags to contain the fumes, where users inhale the vapor directly from the bag to enhance the experience. It is particularly associated with the abuse of substances like aerosol sprays and solvents.

The other options describe different methods of drug use. Injecting substances entails using needles to directly enter drugs into the bloodstream. Smoking drugs involves combusting substances and inhaling the smoke. Cooking drugs typically refers to the processes involved in preparing certain drugs for use, such as converting them into a form that can be injected or smoked. Each of these other methods varies significantly from bagging, which distinctly emphasizes the inhalation of vaporized or aerosolized substances.