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Vicodin

American  
[vahy-kuh-din] / ˈvaɪ kəˌdɪn /
Pharmacology, Trademark.
  1. a brand name for a narcotic combination drug containing acetaminophen and hydrocodone, prescribed as a pain reliever.


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The "Fashion Police" alum, 36, said she needed tonsil surgery at 13 and the doctor prescribed Vicodin.

From Fox News

Then, Kelly needed tonsil surgery at 13 and the doctor prescribed Vicodin.

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Pinkett Smith responded wryly: "Vicodin will do that."

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Osbourne added that Vicodin led to her misusing Percocet to eventually heroin "because it was cheaper."

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Pinkett Smith responded wryly: “Vicodin will do that.”

From Seattle Times