adj
Uncommon
drugged
druhgd
Drugged (adj) means Under the influence of, or secretly given, drugs. Example: “He felt drugged and groggy after the anaesthetic wore off.”
adj
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Under the influence of, or secretly given, drugs.
"He felt drugged and groggy after the anaesthetic wore off."
How to use drugged
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishAffected by drugs, whether given knowingly or without consent.
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- more drugged
- Superlative
- most drugged
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What does “drugged” mean?
The word “drugged” means under the influence of, or secretly given, drugs. In plain terms, affected by drugs, whether given knowingly or without consent.
How do you pronounce “drugged”?
“Drugged” is pronounced druhgd (/dɹʌɡd/ in IPA).
How do you use “drugged” in a sentence?
Here is “drugged” used in a sentence: “He felt drugged and groggy after the anaesthetic wore off.”
What part of speech is “drugged”?
“Drugged” is an adjective.
Is “drugged” a common word?
“Drugged” is an uncommon word in modern English.
