Mogadon
Britishnoun
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Children were kept on a steady stream of sedatives such as Mogadon and Valium.
From BBC
They’re outnumbering United in midfield, while United look like they’ve had mogadon pasta for brekky.
From The Guardian
I had read that he initially made ambient music to help him when travelling, because he was frightened of flying; that it was supposed to be a kind of audio Mogadon.
From The Guardian
“No, not Mogadon. One of the things you can get from music is surrender. From a lot of art, what you’re saying is: ‘Let it happen to me.
From The Guardian
The survivors recall being given daily doses of Mogadon and Valium as children to keep them docile.
From The Guardian
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