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Drugged

//dɹʌɡd//

Synonyms for "drugged" (149 found)

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Informal (26)

Adj, adv, noun, verb, slang(3 words)

heavy dead slow

Adj, adv, name, noun, verb, slang(1 words)

Adj, name, noun, verb, slang(2 words)

Adj, adv, intj, noun, prep, verb, slang(1 words)

Adj, adv, noun, slang(1 words)

Adj, contraction, name, noun, verb, slang(1 words)

Adj, noun, slang(3 words)

vegetable autistic sleepy

Adj, slang(6 words)

dreamy asleep frigid zonked snoozy spaced-out

Adj, name, slang(1 words)

Adj, verb, slang(5 words)

comatose pooped stoned strung out spaced out

Adj, noun, verb, slang(1 words)

Prep_phrase, slang(1 words)

General use (123)

Adj, name, verb(2 words)

Adjective(59 words)

senseless sluggish apathetic lifeless heartless lumpish impassive spiritless unfeeling languorous inexcitable oblivious listless droopy unsympathetic lackadaisical lethargic dopey stagnant unresponsive

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Adj, verb(17 words)

leaden numb frozen obtuse debilitated jaded dispassionate enervated bored benumbed anesthetized sated doped exanimate unloving narcotized stultified

Adj, noun(15 words)

languid objective soporific unconscious supine chilly immovable dormant phlegmatic untouchable torpid catatonic moribund cataleptic narcoleptic

Adj, name, noun, verb(1 words)

Adj, name, noun(1 words)

Adj, noun, verb(4 words)

inert inanimate nodding yawning

Adj, name(2 words)

Noun, verb(2 words)

napping narcose

Adjective(3 words)

doped narcotized narcotised

cold blooded in a stupor emotionally dead hopped-up half-conscious drugged with sleep half asleep heavy with sleep heavy-eyed narcous sleep-drowned sleep-filled sleep-swollen

Verb(4 words)

stagnating wiped out sedated zonked out

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