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druggie

1 9.2

Having the look or behavior of people who use illegal drugs

adjective
/ˈdrʌɡi/

Offensive

: drogadicto

DRUGGIE

Examples

But that probably just makes me sound druggie and paranoid, right?

Extreme Measures (1996)
>> THE DRUGGIE CLIMBING OUT TE WINDOW --

Beyond the Trophy (2012)
We're druggie loser assholes.

The Romantics (2010)
>> THE DRUGGIE CLIMBING OUT TE WINDOW --

Beyond the Trophy (2012)
>> THE DRUGGIE CLIMBING OUT TE ALL RIGHT.

Beyond the Trophy (2012)
DRUGGIE:

Sausage Party (2016)
His appearance was very druggie, with unkempt hair and worn-out clothes.
The movie portrayed a druggie lifestyle that highlighted the struggles of addiction.
She had a druggie attitude, often acting erratically and avoiding social interactions.

Synonyms

strung-out

vsdruggie

NSFW

16 9.7

A person who is addicted to drugs and looks very tired or sick

is about being typical in appearance or behavior without proving dependence

drug-addicted

vsdruggie

NSFW

10 4.7

A person who cannot stop taking drugs because their body or mind needs them

focuses on visible signs suggesting user lifestyle rather than inability to stop

Antonyms

clean-cut

13 3.8

Having a neat, smart look and tidy clothes

Compounds

druggie friend

Offensive

9.1

A friend who often uses illegal drugs

How Druggie

strung-out

NSFW

16 9.7

druggie

Offensive

1 9.2

druggy

NSFW

1 8.6

Surface Forms

druggie positive

Morphology

druggie = drug (semi-transparent) = drug + gie

The suffix '-gie' is informal and indicates a slang term, but the connection to 'drug' is clear.

Etymology

Druggie as an adjective comes from the same parts, drug + -ie, and it describes things or behaviour that seem like they belong to people who use drugs. So calling something druggie means it looks or feels connected to drug use.