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binger

binger

9.9
A person who is addicted to crack and uses it in binges
  • noun
  • /ˈbɪndʒər/
  • Offensive
translation icon : adicto al crack
  • Many bingers struggle to overcome their addiction to crack cocaine.

Examples

  • Kinda like if Dick went on a Charlie Sheen-esque binger.

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  • The support group helps bingers find healthier coping mechanisms for their addiction.

  • Some bingers choose to seek treatment after realizing the impact their habit has on their lives.

Synonyms

junkie
vsbinger
  • Offensive
194 8.6

A person who is addicted to illegal drugs, often called in an insulting way

narrows focus to repeated intense binges of a single stimulant
drug addict
vsbinger
  • NSFW
97 3.0

A person who cannot stop using illegal or harmful drugs

limits this to intense, repeated binges or addiction to one stimulant
user
vsbinger
  • NSFW
86 7.5

A person who regularly takes illegal or addictive drugs

adds the idea of repeated binge episodes with one specific stimulant
crackhead
vsbinger
  • Offensive
40 9.9

A person who uses the illegal drug crack and cannot stop

focuses more on binge use patterns as well as addiction
addict
vsbinger
  • Informal
37 4.7

A person who likes an activity very much and spends a lot of time doing it

refers instead to harmful repeated binges or true physiological addiction
crack addict
vsbinger
  • NSFW
9 6.1

A person who uses crack cocaine and cannot stop

often uses that stimulant in short intense binges rather than only long-term dependence
cokehead
vsbinger
  • Offensive
7 9.9

A person who regularly uses the drug cocaine

is closer to intense binge episodes with that stimulant rather than steady use
druggy
vsbinger
  • Offensive
7 9.8

A person who often uses illegal substances

points to heavier binge patterns with a particular stimulant rather than casual use
dope fiend
vsbinger
  • Offensive
7 9.9

A person who cannot stop using illegal drugs, often said in an insulting way

is more specific about heavy binge use of a stimulant rather than general addiction
substance abuser
vsbinger
  • NSFW
5 5.7

A person who regularly uses drugs in a harmful or illegal way

is more narrowly about repeated heavy binges of a single stimulant
cocaine addict
vsbinger
  • NSFW
3 5.5

A person who keeps using cocaine even though it harms them

often implies repeated binges of a particular form of that drug
dopehead
vsbinger
  • Offensive
2 9.9

A person who often uses illegal drugs

is focused on bingeing that specific stimulant rather than general habit
cokey
vsbinger
  • NSFW
1 9.9

A person who uses cocaine and often cannot stop

highlights episodes of heavy, repeated use rather than general habitual use
hophead
vsbinger
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A person who is addicted to illegal drugs

specifies bingeing behavior or addiction to a particular stimulant rather than general use
junky
vsbinger
  • Offensive
1 9.6

A person who uses illegal drugs and cannot stop

specifies binge or repeated heavy use of a particular stimulant
coke whore
vsbinger
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A person who uses a lot of cocaine and damages their health or life

is more about repeated heavy binges of that stimulant rather than party image

How Frequent

addict
  • NSFW
316 4.3
binger
  • Offensive
9.9
user
  • NSFW
86 7.5
drug user
  • NSFW
31 3.7

Surface Forms

binger singular
bingers plural

Morphology

binger = binge (transparent) = binge + er

Standard agentive formation from the verb 'binge' plus '-er', meaning 'one who binges'; the slang narrowing to drug use does not block the transparent morphological relation.

Etymology

The word binger comes from binge, which once meant a 'period of heavy drinking' or a wild spree. So a binger is someone who does too much of something, and in slang it can mean a person who repeatedly uses drugs in binges.