druggy n.
1. a drug user; rarely used by anyone involved with drugs.
Down These Mean Streets (1970) 116: A funny line went through my head: No stuffee, no druggee; no habit, no junkie. | ||
You Flash Bastard 121: The DS wouldn’t have survived as a plant in with the druggies [...] he lacked that dulled obtuse look which most of them had. | ||
Alice in La-La Land (1999) 123: He and my mother manage a roach hotel filled with winos, druggies and artists. | ||
Teenage Wasteland 93: Burnouts, were actually a conglomerate of several cliques — serious druggies, Deadheads, dirtbags, skinheads, metalheads, thrashers, and punks. | ||
What Do You Reckon (1997) [ebook] They’re all druggies. | ‘Law is a Dope’ in||
The Joy (2015) [ebook] Liked a bit of blow himself, he did. Nesta Robert Marley, musical genius and druggie. | ||
Guardian Rev. 13 Aug. 19: Lyrics which depict urban life as the preserve of druggos and drunks. | ||
Urban Grimshaw 28: He would have seen her as a drunk, a druggie, a bad mother. | ||
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘[She] got hitched to some rich druggo, Edwin someone, and inherited the lot when he OD’d on smack’. | ||
Truth 50: In this house, who read the broadsheet of record, the druggies or the tidy man. | ||
(con. 1973) Johnny Porno 46: She was dating some druggie [...] when he got pinched moving horse. | ||
Killing Pool 138: [I] jerk my head towards a little gaggle of druggies who’ve assembled. | ||
Sowetan Live 26 Feb. 🌐 Unemployed youth on verge of losing hope comments I honestly don’t give a crap about the druggies . | ||
Dead Man’s Trousers 83: A couple of sleazy druggies. | ||
Word Is Bone [ebook] She picked it up and turned it round and read the label. Sublimaze. ‘Druggy,’ she grumbled. | ||
Silver [ebook] ‘We get [...] the druggies and the poor cunts with mental health issues’. | ||
Joe Country [ebook] ‘Fuck-ups, basket-cases, druggies and drunks’. | ||
Stoning 45: ‘Drunks and druggies seem to like the place’. |
2. attrib. use of sense 1.
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] It’s the gun that knocked Ronnie Bishop and his druggie doctor mate out. | ||
Observer Rev. 11 Oct. 3: There’s a druggie phrase: ‘Don’t get high on your own supply’. |