doped
- adjective
- /doʊpt/
- NSFW
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drogado
- She stumbled around the room, clearly doped from the medication.
And those immigrants, they're not like us because of this weird drug Britishness, which we're all doped up on.
- And those immigrants, they're not like us because of this weird drug Britishness, which we're all doped up on.
- Most of what I encounter is people whose brain is so fried from years and years and years of being doped up and zombified and then still being screamed at.
- I walked over and he was like this at the table 'cause he was all doped up.
Examples
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After the party, he felt completely doped and struggled to stay awake.
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The athlete was disqualified for competing while doped.
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OK, so it's Frederick Aldridge that's doped good for you, bro.
Synonyms
46
5.8
Not able to do daily tasks safely because of alcohol or drugs
44
4.2
Unable to control your actions because of alcohol or drugs
7
8.8
High from drugs, often cannabis, and unable to think or act clearly
4
9.9
Someone who is high after using drugs, often cannabis
3
4.0
Feeling sleepy, slow, and not very alert
2
9.9
Feeling very excited or distracted after taking cocaine
1
9.1
Very tired, asleep, or feeling the effect of alcohol
1
9.9
Under the influence of cocaine
1
4.4
Having taken something that makes you sleepy, confused, or less aware
Feeling very sleepy and not fully aware because of strong pain medicine
Feeling very sleepy and slow after taking strong pain medicine
Feeling very sleepy and slow after taking medicine or pills
Antonyms
How Drugged
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Doped (under the influence of drugs) comes from the same idea of adding a substance, because dope once meant a strong sauce or drug that could be mixed into food or drink. So someone who is doped has had a drug 'put into' them and is made slow or confused.