junkie
or junk·y
Origin of junkie
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Contemporary Examples of junkie
This junkie is about to begin a three-day, neo-African, sometimes-terrifying, ritualistic trip.
That is another way of saying that the junkie, unlike our “American business man,” knows himself.
A junkie, on the other hand, exists in a state of constant physical emergency.
A junkie uses only to avoid junk sickness, otherwise known as withdrawal.
The junkie knows life because he has an intimate knowledge of death.
Historical Examples of junkie
It was evident that Junkie had a will of his own, and was accustomed to exert it on all occasions.
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Junkie looked up with sparkling eyes, and said that Milly did it.
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“Nevertheless, it may not be fair to call it a lie, Junkie,” said Jackman.
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“Father never rose a fish there,” said Junkie, with a demure look.
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A little shriek of laughter burst from Junkie on hearing this.
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