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addict
addictone who is physiologically or psychologically dependent on a substance such as alcohol or a narcotic; one who is addicted to an activity or habit; a fanatic
Not to be confused with:edict – a decree; an authoritative proclamation or command; a dictum, pronouncementad·dict A0080600 (ə-dĭkt′)tr.v. ad·dict·ed, ad·dict·ing, ad·dicts 1. To cause to have a medically or psychologically significant addiction: The thief was addicted to cocaine. My uncle is addicted to gambling.2. a. To occupy (oneself) with or involve (oneself) in something habitually: That show was so good that I became addicted to watching it.b. To cause to use something on a regular or dependent basis: economies that are addicted to fossil fuels.n. (ăd′ĭkt)1. A person who has an addiction, as to narcotics or gambling.2. A devoted adherent; a fan: a soap-opera addict.
[Latin addīcere, addict-, to sentence : ad-, ad- + dīcere, to adjudge; see deik- in Indo-European roots.]addict vb (Psychiatry) (often foll by: to) to cause (someone or oneself) to become dependent (on something, esp a narcotic drug) n 1. (Medicine) a person who is addicted, esp to narcotic drugs 2. informal a person who is devoted to something: a jazz addict. [C16: (as adj and as vb; n use C20): from Latin addictus given over, from addīcere to give one's assent to, from ad- to + dīcere to say]ad•dict (n. ˈæd ɪkt; v. əˈdɪkt)
n. 1. one who is addicted to a substance, activity, or habit. v.t. 2. to cause to become physiologically or psychologically dependent on an addictive substance, as alcohol or a narcotic. 3. to habituate or abandon (oneself) to something compulsively or obsessively. [1520–30; < Latin addictus assigned, surrendered, past participle of addīcere=ad- ad- + dīcere to fix, determine] addict - To addict originally meant "to award as a slave"; an addict now is a slave to his/her habit, from Latin addictus, which, in Roman law, meant "a debtor awarded as a slave to his creditor."See also related terms for slave.addict
Past participle: addicted
Gerund: addicting
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| I addict | | you addict | | he/she/it addicts | | we addict | | you addict | | they addict |
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| I addicted | | you addicted | | he/she/it addicted | | we addicted | | you addicted | | they addicted |
| Present Continuous |
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| I am addicting | | you are addicting | | he/she/it is addicting | | we are addicting | | you are addicting | | they are addicting |
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| I have addicted | | you have addicted | | he/she/it has addicted | | we have addicted | | you have addicted | | they have addicted |
| Past Continuous |
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| I was addicting | | you were addicting | | he/she/it was addicting | | we were addicting | | you were addicting | | they were addicting |
| Past Perfect |
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| I had addicted | | you had addicted | | he/she/it had addicted | | we had addicted | | you had addicted | | they had addicted |
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| I will addict | | you will addict | | he/she/it will addict | | we will addict | | you will addict | | they will addict |
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| I will have addicted | | you will have addicted | | he/she/it will have addicted | | we will have addicted | | you will have addicted | | they will have addicted |
| Future Continuous |
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| I will be addicting | | you will be addicting | | he/she/it will be addicting | | we will be addicting | | you will be addicting | | they will be addicting |
| Present Perfect Continuous |
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| I have been addicting | | you have been addicting | | he/she/it has been addicting | | we have been addicting | | you have been addicting | | they have been addicting |
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| I will have been addicting | | you will have been addicting | | he/she/it will have been addicting | | we will have been addicting | | you will have been addicting | | they will have been addicting |
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| I had been addicting | | you had been addicting | | he/she/it had been addicting | | we had been addicting | | you had been addicting | | they had been addicting |
| Conditional |
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| I would addict | | you would addict | | he/she/it would addict | | we would addict | | you would addict | | they would addict |
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| I would have addicted | | you would have addicted | | he/she/it would have addicted | | we would have addicted | | you would have addicted | | they would have addicted |
Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  addict - someone who is so ardently devoted to something that it resembles an addiction; "a golf addict"; "a car nut"; "a bodybuilding freak"; "a news junkie"freak, junkie, junky, nutenthusiast, partizan, partisan - an ardent and enthusiastic supporter of some person or activitygym rat - someone who spends all leisure time playing sports or working out in a gymnasium or health spa | | 2. |  addict - someone who is physiologically dependent on a substance; abrupt deprivation of the substance produces withdrawal symptomscaffein addict, caffeine addict - someone addicted to caffeinedrug addict, junkie, junky - a narcotics addictdrug user, substance abuser, user - a person who takes drugsspeed freak - addict who habitually uses stimulant drugs (especially amphetamines) | | Verb | 1. |  addict - to cause (someone or oneself) to become dependent (on something, especially a narcotic drug)hookaccustom, habituate - make psychologically or physically used (to something); "She became habituated to the background music" |
addictnoun1. junkie (informal), abuser, user (informal), druggie (informal), freak (informal), fiend (informal), mainliner (slang), smackhead (slang), space cadet (slang), pill-popper (informal), head (slang), pothead (slang), dope-fiend (slang), cokehead (slang), acidhead (slang), hashhead (slang) He's only 24 years old and a drug addict.2. fan, lover, nut (slang), follower, enthusiast, freak (informal), admirer, buff (informal), junkie (informal), devotee, fiend (informal), adherent, rooter (U.S.), zealot, groupie (slang), aficionado She's a TV addict and watches as much as she can.Related words
suffix -holicTranslationsaddict (ˈӕdikt) noun a person who has become dependent on something, especially drugs. a drug addict; a television addict. 上癮者 有瘾的人adˈdicted adjective (often with to) dependent on (especially a drug). He is addicted to alcohol. 上癮 上瘾adˈdiction (-ʃən) noun 成癮，癮 成瘾，瘾 addict
addict (one) to (something)To become, or cause someone else to become, dependent on a particular substance or thing. That first use of cocaine addicted me to it. So many people have addicted themselves to caffeine.See also: addictaddict someone to somethingto cause someone to become habituated to something, usually alcohol or some another drug. The hospital personnel were thought to have addicted John to morphine. She ended up addicting herself to the substance.See also: addictaddict n. someone showing a strong preference for something or someone. (Not related to drug addiction.) Sam is a real opera addict. He just loves the stuff. addict
addict a person who is addicted, esp to narcotic drugs
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addict [ad´ikt] a person exhibiting addiction.ad·dict (ad'ikt), A person who is habituated to a substance or practice, especially one considered harmful or illegal.addict (ə-dĭkt′)tr.v. ad·dicted, ad·dicting, ad·dicts To cause to have a medically or psychologically significant addiction: The thief was addicted to cocaine. My uncle is addicted to gambling.n. (ăd′ĭkt) A person who has an addiction, as to narcotics or gambling.Addict A person vulnerable to compulsive heavy consumption of substances with abuse potential.addict Substance abuse A person vulnerable to compulsive heavy consumption of substances with abuse potential. See Controlled drug substance, –holic, Substance abuse, Therapy addict. ad·dict (ad'ikt) A person who is physiologically or psychologically habituated to a substance or practice. ad·dict (ad'ikt) A person who is habituated to a substance or practice. Patient discussion about addictQ. Am I addicted to caffeine? I love coffee! I can't start my day without it. I drink about 5 cups a day. How do I know if I am addicted?A. When your body starts shaking, your heartbeat flutters, you feel lightheaded, you want to mow the lawn at 1 a.m., they are symptons I've had of a caffeine overdose. Drink lots of water and hydrating drinks! Stay away from Mountain Dew!!!! Q. Am I addicted to smoking? I only smoke when I go out with my friends to a pub and at parties. Does this make me an addict?A. You might not be addicted; however you shouldn't smoke at all since it is very unhealthy. If all your friends smoke, maybe you should start hanging out with non smoking friends as well or take your smoking friends out to places where they can't smoke and then you will not feel obligated to join them. Q. How would you define Addiction? In every aspect of life ... A. Thank you cerebralknevil for your answer. It's so imporant that we listen and support one another. Will you be interested in helping more people here? More discussions about addictAddict
AddictAny individual who habitually uses any narcotic drug so as to endanger the public morals, health, safety, or welfare, or who is so drawn to the use of such narcotic drugs as to have lost the power of self-control with reference to his or her drug use. Addiction to narcotics is not a crime in itself, but that does not excuse violation of related statutes. It may be an offense to be under the influence of an illegal drug in a public place, even though being an addict is not illegal. While such a statute is intended to protect society from the dangers of drug abuse and the antisocial conduct of drug abusers, it generally is not necessary for conviction to prove that the defendant was disturbing the peace when arrested. Cross-references Drugs and Narcotics. addict
Synonyms for addictnoun junkieSynonyms- junkie
- abuser
- user
- druggie
- freak
- fiend
- mainliner
- smackhead
- space cadet
- pill-popper
- head
- pothead
- dope-fiend
- cokehead
- acidhead
- hashhead
noun fanSynonyms- fan
- lover
- nut
- follower
- enthusiast
- freak
- admirer
- buff
- junkie
- devotee
- fiend
- adherent
- rooter
- zealot
- groupie
- aficionado
Synonyms for addictnoun someone who is so ardently devoted to something that it resembles an addictionSynonymsRelated Words- enthusiast
- partizan
- partisan
- gym rat
noun someone who is physiologically dependent on a substanceRelated Words- caffein addict
- caffeine addict
- drug addict
- junkie
- junky
- drug user
- substance abuser
- user
- speed freak
verb to cause (someone or oneself) to become dependent (on something, especially a narcotic drug)SynonymsRelated Words |