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Czo to jest ten drug wytlumaczy mi ktos ?

@SmierdziszKupom: drug
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noun
noun: drug; plural noun: drugs
1.
a medicine or other substance which has a physiological effect when ingested or otherwise introduced into the body.
"a new drug aimed at sufferers from Parkinson's disease"
synonyms: medicine, medical drug, medication, medicament; More
remedy, cure, antidote;
cure-all, panacea;
nostrum;
potion, elixir;
informalmagic bullet;
archaicphysic
"drugs prescribed by doctors can be extremely hazardous if misused"
a substance taken for its narcotic or stimulant effects, often illegally.
"a cocaine-based drug"
synonyms: narcotic, stimulant, hallucinogen, addictive drug, recreational drug, illegal drug, substance; More
informaldope, junk, gear, stuff, downer, upper;
vulgar slangshit
"she was obviously under the influence of drugs or booze"
verb
verb: drug; 3rd person present: drugs; past tense: drugged; past participle: drugged; gerund or present participle: drugging
1.
administer a drug to (someone) in order to induce stupor or insensibility.
"they were drugged to keep them quiet"
synonyms: anaesthetize, give an anaesthetic to, narcotize, give drugs to, give narcotics to, give opiates to, poison; More
knock out, make/render unconscious, make/render insensible, stupefy, befuddle;
informaldope
"he was drugged and bundled into the boot of a car"
add drugs to, tamper with, adulterate, contaminate, poison;
informaldope, spike, lace, slip a Mickey Finn into, doctor
"she had drugged his coffee"
stupefied, insensible, befuddled;
delirious, hallucinating, narcotized;
anaesthetized, knocked out, comatose;
informalstoned, high, doped, dopey, on a trip, tripping, spaced out, zonked, wasted, wrecked, high as a kite, off one's head, out of one's mind, flying, turned on, hyped up, freaked out, charged up;
informalloved-up;
informalblitzed
"he was obviously drunk or drugged when he wrote it"
antonyms: sober
add a drug to (food or drink).
informal
take illegally obtained drugs.
"she was convinced he was out drinking and drugging"
Origin

Middle English: from Old French drogue, possibly from Middle Dutch droge vate, literally ‘dry vats’, referring to the contents (i.e. dry goods).

@potato_is_a_meme: xd

@SmierdziszKupom: sam jesteś xd

@SnaqS: ty

@potato_is_a_meme: no mówie że ja

@SnaqS: no mówie że ty

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@BOSS111: Pojawienie się Saurona

Dzięki.