druggy

druggy
druggy1
/drug"ee/, n., pl. druggies.
druggie.
[1970-75; DRUG + -Y2]
druggy2
/drug"ee/, adj., druggier, druggiest.
affected by a drug, esp. a narcotic or illicit drug: playing to a druggy audience.
[DRUG + -Y1]

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