Vicodin
- proper noun
- /ˈvaɪkədɪn/
- Specialized
- Woods said he was taking Vicodin for that and his left knee.
- use of Vicodin
- Vicodin and Percocet
- Vicodin and OxyContin
It's sold under the brand names of Vicodin, Lortab, Norco.
- It's sold under the brand names of Vicodin, Lortab, Norco.
- It's like Valium or, or more like Vicodin, I would say.
- And I went to see a doctor probably a day or two later and was prescribed Vicodin.
- We were working in mechanics, I know and I but I thought I played this character that don't want to do any of it because I'm on Vicodin.
Examples
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I need some Vicodin.
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Yeah, you know, find me some Vicodin and I'll and I'll be a happy camper.
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Can someone get me a Vicodin, please?
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Do you have any Vicodin?
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Do you have some Vicodin?
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Give him a couple Vicodin.
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Oh, I have liquid Vicodin!
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Ask her where she keeps the Vicodin.
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There's some Vicodin in my bag.
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After her surgery, the doctor prescribed her Vicodin to manage her pain.
Synonyms
Medicine you take to reduce pain
A drug that eases pain by acting on the body's pain system and can cause addiction
A tablet you take to make body pain less
A strong pain medicine a doctor gives to relieve moderate to severe pain
A strong prescription medicine for pain that can also reduce coughing
A medicine that reduces pain without putting you to sleep
A medicine a doctor prescribes to reduce moderate to strong pain after surgery or injury
A medicine that relieves pain
A strong pain medicine used for severe pain when other medicines do not help
How Strong
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Vicodin is the brand name for the medicine that combines hydrocodone and acetaminophen; it is a made-up commercial name for a prescription drug. So, Vicodin means a doctor-prescribed medicine used to ease 'pain' and it must be used carefully because it can cause 'addiction'.