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41dope — noun VERB + DOPE ▪ smoke DOPE + NOUN ▪ smoking ▪ fiend ▪ pedlar/peddler (esp. AmE) ▪ test ( …
42dope — Synonyms and related words: Boeotian, KO, Mickey Finn, account, acquaintance, add, addictive drug, alcohol, algebraize, analgesic, anesthetic, anesthetize, announcement, anoint, answer, backing, bedaze, benumb, benzine, besot, bibliofilm, bipack …
43dope — I. n 1. an illicit drug, narcotics. The word was first applied to stupefying drugs such as opium and heroin at the turn of the 20th century, and remained limited to this context until the 1960s. In the late 1960s hippy drug users began to apply… …
44dope — 1. noun, informal 1) he was caught smuggling dope Syn: (illegal) drugs, narcotics; cannabis, heroin, cocaine 2) what a dope! See fool 1. 1) 3) give me the dope on Mr. Dixon …
45dope — I dope 1. dope sb., n; være på dope II do|pe 2. do|pe vb., r, de, t; atleten blev beskyldt for at være dopet …
46dope up — 1. in. to inject drugs; to take a dose of a narcotic. (Drugs.) □ I’m hurting, man, I gotta dope up, now! □ She slipped into the backroom to dope up. 2. in. to purchase a supply of drugs. (Drugs.) □ Where’s my old friend Frank? I gotta dope up …
47dope — n. & v. n. 1 a varnish applied to the cloth surface of aeroplane parts to strengthen them, keep them airtight, etc. 2 a thick liquid used as a lubricant etc. 3 a substance added to petrol etc. to increase its effectiveness. 4 a sl. a narcotic; a… …
48Dope — 1. marijuana or hashish; 2. any drug, especially a narcotic; 3. stimulating drug illegally given to a racehorse to either induce greater speed or impair its performance; 4. information or data (originally used in horseracing contexts, i.e. the… …
49dope — I Australian Slang 1. marijuana or hashish; 2. any drug, especially a narcotic; 3. stimulating drug illegally given to a racehorse to either induce greater speed or impair its performance; 4. information or data (originally used in horseracing… …
50dope — n. (colloq.) drugs to take dope * * * [dəʊp] (colloq.) [ drugs ] to take dope …
