druggie
Americannoun
plural
druggiesnoun
Etymology
Origin of druggie
Example Sentences
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Kris is low on cash and considers getting help from her druggie friends.
From Los Angeles Times
In the decade-plus since they were playing druggie house parties, Foals have grown into a very specific modern-day anomaly.
From New York Times
Nina is fearful that little Jordan will become “a pawn in some scheme by the druggie loser who never did anything more for him than get barebacked in a mobile home.”
From Seattle Times
“Spirits transfer: ‘If this person was a druggie and a gambler, living a wild lifestyle, I don’t want that spirit inside me.’
From Washington Post
They helped deliver a druggie economic high.
From Seattle Times
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