hooked adj.3
addicted (usu. to a narcotic drug).
Stealing Through Life 282: I tell the damn little fool that using so much stuff will make a bum of him, but Billie – that’s the twist he’s with – got him hooked. | ||
Prison Days and Nights 177: Once you’re ‘hooked’ – once the drug really gets into your blood – you’re ‘hooked’ for life. | ||
Really the Blues 99: A man that’s hooked on hop will never lay the first pill on a beginner. | ||
Young Wolves 110: You know you can get hooked on that stuff. | ||
Scene (1996) 8: I’m clean. I’ll never get hooked again. | ||
Baron’s Court All Change (2011) 72: ‘[T]hese kids that think they’re hooked’. | ||
Flat 4 King’s Cross (1966) 114: ‘Don’t you know what it is like — to be hooked on heroin?’. | ||
Daily Mirror 18 Aug. 13: He was already ‘hooked’ – I watched the pills, the capsules and the injections take their heavy toll. | ||
🎵 It’s the type of drug that will have you hooked / And the side effects of crack are always overlooked. | ‘Cracked Out’||
London Fields 304: There’s the adventure, and the love interest, and I have to admit I’m hooked. | ||
Observer Rev. 11 Oct. 3: Hooked on smack, Lanre descended into the very life of squalor and despair. | ||
Westsiders 318: It was in danger of closing when Jack became hooked on crack. | ||
Life 259: It was never in the front of my mind until I was truly hooked. | ||
Finders Keepers (2016) 38: Look at me - hooked through the bag on Oxy, and still in pain, because it doesnt work for shit any more. | ||
Bobby March Will Live Forever 285: ‘Once a week became twice a week became every day [...]’ ‘She got you hooked?’. |