Strawberry Fields Edit Meaning

1.

The Salvation Army home John Lennon used to visit when he was a boy living with his aunt in Liverpool. Not LSD.

Lennon: "Near that home was Strawberry Fields, a house near a boys' reformatory where I used to go to garden parties as a kid with my friends Nigel and Pete we would go there and hang out and sell lemonade bottles for a penny. We always had fun at Strawberry Fields. So that's where I got the name. But I used it as an image. Strawberry Fields forever."

2.

a non-alcoholic multiple fruit beverage (with strawberry flavoring in the forefront) that is served at refreshment booths at various functions, especially on college campuses. Probably named after the classichit by the Beatles.

May, with the long blonde hair and very long legs was drinking a Strawberry Fields drink at the campus Rennaisance festival.

See fruit punch, cool, refreshing, culture, beatles

3.

The state of mind you're in when doing weed, drinking, or pretty much any kind of drugs. Many times at rock shows almost everyone goes to this insane world. This term was popularized by The Beatle's song 'Strawberry Fields.'

At a Led Zeppelin show in '76:

Guy: *pulls out weed* Hey brotha wanna go to this wonderful place called strawberry fields?

Guy 2: Where's that? I've never heard of it

Guy:Here take a puff of this and then you'll see why everyone wants to go there

See bong, hooka, knocked up, drugs, high

4.

nickname for acid (LSD)

"let me take you down cause i'm going to strawberry fields"

See Mona Lisa

5.

A girl with VD's vagina (or menstruating).

I think I got the Clap from her Strawberry Fields.