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drug-addicted

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Adj.1.drug-addicted - addicted to a drug
strung-out, hooked, dependant, dependent
addicted - compulsively or physiologically dependent on something habit-forming; "she is addicted to chocolate"; "addicted to cocaine"


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It's behind-the-scenes of a daytime show where the hostess is a fabulous homemaker, a Martha Stewart [type], but in real life she's a drug-addicted alcoholic lesbian skirt chaser and hell-raiser.
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Steve loves Bobby and will do anything (and does) to keep Bobby from having to return to his drug-addicted mother.
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