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111dope, you — This is a relatively mild insult, often used between intimates as a kind of endearment. Nathanael West writes, in The Day of the Locust ‘Not knowing what to say, he accented his awkwardness, playing the inoffensive fool. She smiled and became… …
112dope sheet — noun a racing publication giving information on horses and the outcomes of horse races • Syn: ↑scratch sheet • Hypernyms: ↑tip sheet * * * dope sheet, Slang. a publication or part of a publication offering information on the condition and record… …
113dope fiend — noun slang : a habitual user of a narcotic * * * Slang. a drug addict. [1890 95] * * * dope fiend, Slang. = drug addict. (Cf. ↑drug addict) …
114dope addict — Slang. a drug addict. [1930 35] * * * dope addict, = drug addict. (Cf. ↑drug addict) …
115dope something out — informal, dated work out something they met to dope out plans for covering the event …
116DOPE — Development Options Paper, Experimental (Governmental » Military) …
117dope — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. hint, information; informal, drug, stimulant; slang, dunce. See remedy, ignorance, drugs. II (Roget s IV) n. 1. [A drug] Syn. narcotic, opiate, controlled substance; see drug 2 . 2. [Pertinent… …
118dope — dəʊp n. addictive drug; information (Slang); idiot, stupid person (Slang); material used to make substances waterproof v. sedate, drug; figure out, discover, deduce (Slang) adj. cool, excellent, great, wonderful (Slang) …
119dope — A finishing thick liquid applied to fabric, normally covering the wing or control surfaces, to tauten it from shrinking, strengthen it, and render it airtight by acting as filler …
120dope — Noun. 1. A stupid person. Derived from dopey. (s.e.) 2. General term for a narcotic drug. Adj. Excellent, great. Orig. U.S./Black …
