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druggy

1 American  
[druhg-ee] / ˈdrʌg i /

noun

druggies plural
  1. druggie.


druggy 2 American  
[druhg-ee] / ˈdrʌg i /

adjective

druggier, druggiest
  1. affected by a drug, especially a narcotic or illicit drug.

    playing to a druggy audience.


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Etymology

Origin of druggy1

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

Origin of druggy2

drug 1 + -y 1

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There is not much inventiveness of language these days either, no Menckenish words like "pecksniffian," no Rabelais around to rail against "slubberdegullion druggies, ninny lobcocks, or scurvy sneaksbies."

From Time Magazine Archive

Somewhere between super popular and well'liked: not brainy, not jocks, not rich, not druggies, not mean, not goody-goody, not huge, not flat.

From "Wonder" by R. J. Palacio

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