druggy

¹

[ druhg-ee ]

noun

, plural drug·gies.

1. druggie.

druggy

²

[ druhg-ee ]

adjective

, drug·gi·er, drug·gi·est.

1. affected by a drug, especially a narcotic or illicit drug:

   playing to a druggy audience.

Word History and Origins

Origin of druggy¹

First recorded in 1970–75; drug ¹ + -y ²

Origin of druggy²

drug ¹ + -y ¹

Example Sentences

In Sonic, the images that show the business of looking messy and a little druggy are all so stylized, serious, and concentrated.

From The Daily Beast

Luke lived through his "druggy" phase with these boys—a bonding experience—but certain boundaries remained between them.

From The Daily Beast

A few themes run throughout: druggy, decadent bohemia, forbidden or strange sex, art, and power, and, um, cooking.

From The Daily Beast

And, when the twosome went into business, did they then run wild, partying with young gals at druggy house parties?

From The Daily Beast

I dont think Druggy need have said good-bye to-night, remarked Peur Jamais, disconsolately.

From Project Gutenberg

There was a druggy smell about the place that made him slightly dizzy.

From Project Gutenberg