Definition of glue-sniffing in English:

glue-sniffing

nounˈɡluːsnɪfɪŋ

mass noun

The practice of inhaling intoxicating fumes from the solvents in adhesives.
Example sentencesExamples
- Toluene exposure originates from many sources, including drinking water, food, air, and consumer products, as well as through inhaling the chemical in the workplace or during deliberate glue-sniffing or solvent abuse.
- Drug addiction and glue-sniffing are widespread among them, and they control the drug traffic from Iran.
- Characteristics due to self-induced abuse, such as alcohol, drugs or glue-sniffing, cannot be relevant.
- Prostitution is easy, glue-sniffing the norm, family means nothing, fellow teens are vicious, and foreigners are exploitative.
- You may be lucky and good looking, but boy are y'all stupider than a lobotomised rock with learning difficulties and a penchant for glue-sniffing.
- In that case D, a glue-sniffing addict, was taunted about his glue-sniffing by the victim, whom D subsequently stabbed.
- Drug abuse and glue-sniffing are serious problems among this group of young people.
- We get a lot of glue-sniffing, we get a lot of prostitution, we get a lot of crime, we get of lot of very, very sad stories in what we call the locations, the ghettos.
- When Jones created Grand Theft Auto in 1997 it immediately generated a moral panic reminiscent of that about joy-riding, video nasties, glue-sniffing and punk rock.
- Its mother, who left Manitoba's Berens River Reserve at 17 to take up prostitution and glue-sniffing on the streets of Winnipeg, had produced three other children.
- A more difficult issue is the effect of Diane's glue-sniffing.
- Strict rules are also imposed at the shelters: no glue-sniffing, no dagga-smoking, no begging, and no parking cars.
- Usage of other drugs was low: Four per cent said they had tried ecstasy; three per cent had tried crack cocaine or glue-sniffing; two per cent, crystal meth; one per cent, heroin.
- There was one episode of glue-sniffing and another of a harder substance after we went on manoeuvres with the Americans, who had access to a lot of drugs.

Derivatives

glue-sniffer

nounˈɡluːsnɪfə

He thinks a teenager, who for all he knows could be a junkie or a glue-sniffer or a half-wit or a convicted killer, is more valuable than him.
Example sentencesExamples
- The widely publicized case involved a pregnant glue-sniffer who was forcibly hospitalized last year by a Winnipeg judge to protect her unborn child.
- They were the glue-sniffers from Queens whose furious thrash paved the way to punk.
- Weird Tales makes it possible for future generations of pinheads, dropouts, glue-sniffers, brats, cretins, mama's boys, and punk-punk-punk rockers to discover the Ramones as if for the very first time.
- Horden has alcoholics, drug addicts and glue-sniffers in their early teens.

单词	glue-sniffing
释义	Definition of glue-sniffing in English: glue-sniffing nounˈɡluːsnɪfɪŋ mass noun The practice of inhaling intoxicating fumes from the solvents in adhesives. Example sentencesExamples Toluene exposure originates from many sources, including drinking water, food, air, and consumer products, as well as through inhaling the chemical in the workplace or during deliberate glue-sniffing or solvent abuse. Drug addiction and glue-sniffing are widespread among them, and they control the drug traffic from Iran. Characteristics due to self-induced abuse, such as alcohol, drugs or glue-sniffing, cannot be relevant. Prostitution is easy, glue-sniffing the norm, family means nothing, fellow teens are vicious, and foreigners are exploitative. You may be lucky and good looking, but boy are y'all stupider than a lobotomised rock with learning difficulties and a penchant for glue-sniffing. In that case D, a glue-sniffing addict, was taunted about his glue-sniffing by the victim, whom D subsequently stabbed. Drug abuse and glue-sniffing are serious problems among this group of young people. We get a lot of glue-sniffing, we get a lot of prostitution, we get a lot of crime, we get of lot of very, very sad stories in what we call the locations, the ghettos. When Jones created Grand Theft Auto in 1997 it immediately generated a moral panic reminiscent of that about joy-riding, video nasties, glue-sniffing and punk rock. Its mother, who left Manitoba's Berens River Reserve at 17 to take up prostitution and glue-sniffing on the streets of Winnipeg, had produced three other children. A more difficult issue is the effect of Diane's glue-sniffing. Strict rules are also imposed at the shelters: no glue-sniffing, no dagga-smoking, no begging, and no parking cars. Usage of other drugs was low: Four per cent said they had tried ecstasy; three per cent had tried crack cocaine or glue-sniffing; two per cent, crystal meth; one per cent, heroin. There was one episode of glue-sniffing and another of a harder substance after we went on manoeuvres with the Americans, who had access to a lot of drugs. Derivatives glue-sniffer nounˈɡluːsnɪfə He thinks a teenager, who for all he knows could be a junkie or a glue-sniffer or a half-wit or a convicted killer, is more valuable than him. Example sentencesExamples The widely publicized case involved a pregnant glue-sniffer who was forcibly hospitalized last year by a Winnipeg judge to protect her unborn child. They were the glue-sniffers from Queens whose furious thrash paved the way to punk. Weird Tales makes it possible for future generations of pinheads, dropouts, glue-sniffers, brats, cretins, mama's boys, and punk-punk-punk rockers to discover the Ramones as if for the very first time. Horden has alcoholics, drug addicts and glue-sniffers in their early teens.
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