Doctor Feelgood
Doctor Feelgood noun: heroin.
Noun
Doctor Feelgood (countable and uncountable, plural Doctor Feelgoods)
- Heroin.
- An unscrupulous physician who prescribes controlled drugs in absence of clinically valid indications for their use.
- Certainly [Andrew] Bergman can turn out funny lines, even whole clusters of them from time to time. But I have no respect for a playwright who feeds you jokes the way one throws fish to the seals at the zoo—without any respect for human nature, for truth, for a purpose in writing other than making...1986 April 28, John Simon, “Sisters and Brothers”, in New York, volume 19, number 17, →ISSN, page 107
- “I’m sorry,” I said finally. I was being petty and I knew it. “Truth is… prescription drugs are beyond my area of expertise. What about all your high-flying financial contacts? Surely one of the partners knows some Dr. Feelgood.”2012, Chris Mendius, Spoonful, Oak Park, Ill.: Anything Goes Publishing, →ISBN, page 133
Forms of Doctor Feelgood
| plural | Doctor Feelgoods |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Dr. Feelgood |
Questions about Doctor Feelgood
- What does Doctor Feelgood mean?
- Doctor Feelgood means heroin.
- What part of speech is Doctor Feelgood?
- Doctor Feelgood is a noun.
- What is the plural of Doctor Feelgood?
- The plural of Doctor Feelgood is Doctor Feelgoods.
Words near Doctor Feelgood in the dictionary
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