| ANTIDRUG | • antidrug adj. Against drugs; advocating against drug use. • ANTIDRUG adj. opposed to illicit drugs. |
| DRUGGERS | • druggers n. Plural of drugger. • DRUGGER n. one who drugs. |
| DRUGGETS | • druggets n. Plural of drugget. • DRUGGET n. a coarse durable wool fabric, also DROGUET. |
| DRUGGIER | • druggier adj. Comparative form of druggy: more druggy. • DRUGGY adj. affected by drugs. |
| DRUGGIES | • druggies n. Plural of druggie. • DRUGGIE n. (colloquial) a drug addict. |
| DRUGGING | • drugging v. Present participle of drug. • drugging n. The act of giving a dose of drugs. • DRUG v. to dose with a medicinal substance. |
| DRUGGIST | • druggist n. A manufacturer and vendor of drugs and medicines. • DRUGGIST n. a person who deals in drugs, a pharmacist. |
| DRUGLESS | • drugless adj. Without (the use of) drugs. • DRUGLESS adj. being without drugs. |
| DRUGLORD | • druglord n. A person who controls a large network of people involved in the illegal drug trade. • drug␣lord n. Alternative spelling of druglord. • DRUGLORD n. a criminal controlling the supply of drugs. |
| DRUGSTER | • drugster n. (Obsolete) A druggist. • DRUGSTER n. a drug addict. |
| POLYDRUG | • polydrug adj. Of, pertaining to, or using multiple different drugs. • POLYDRUG adj. pertaining to using several drugs together. |
| POSTDRUG | • postdrug adj. After a drug is administered. • POSTDRUG adj. following the taking of a drug. |
| PRODRUGS | • prodrugs n. Plural of prodrug. • PRODRUG n. an inactive chemical substance that becomes an active drug in the body. |