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drugged-out

drugged-out adjective: under the influence of a narcotic drug.

Adjective

drugged-out (comparative more drugged-out, superlative most drugged-out)

  1. (slang) Under the influence of a narcotic drug.
    • In my opinion, the drugged-out, spaced-out look on their faces is obviously because of the drugs they're taking.2006, Rich E. R. Schneeberg, Legally Drugged: Ten Nuthouse Hospital Stays to $10 Million

Synonyms of drugged-out

Forms of drugged-out

comparativemore drugged-out
superlativemost drugged-out

Questions about drugged-out

What does drugged-out mean?
Drugged-out means under the influence of a narcotic drug.
What part of speech is drugged-out?
Drugged-out is an adjective.

Words near drugged-out in the dictionary

  1. druggability
  2. druggable
  3. drugge
  4. drugged
  5. drugged driving
  6. drugged-out
  7. druggedness
  8. drugger
  9. druggeries
  10. druggerman
  11. druggermans

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