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druggy

/ˈdrʌɡ.i/
drug · gy

Plural:druggies
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druggy Lexical Profile

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• adjective

1

Relating to, characteristic of, or involving illicit drugs or the culture surrounding drug abuse.

Example

"The novel vividly portrays the gritty, druggy counterculture of the late 1960s."


2

Drowsy, lethargic, or disoriented as if under the influence of a sedative or narcotic.

Example

"The strong antihistamine left him feeling groggy and druggy for most of the morning."

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• noun

1

A person who habitually uses or is addicted to illegal drugs (usually spelled 'druggie').

Example

"The community center offers outreach programs to help recovering druggies rebuild their lives."

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Word Nuance & Usage

As a noun, 'druggy' (more commonly spelled 'druggie') is informal and frequently derogatory; in formal, clinical, or respectful contexts, prefer terms such as 'substance user' or 'person with a substance use disorder'.

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