be a hell of a drug Idiom, Proverb

a downer (drug)

a drug that relaxes you, a sedative Before bedtime he took a downer to help him relax and sleep.

do drugs

use drugs, take drugs They don't hire people who do drugs. No way.

downer (drug)

(See a downer)

on drugs

using drugs, do drugs """Do you know he's on drugs?"" ""Yes. His eyes look blank."""

take drugs

use drugs, do drugs When I take that drug, I feel sick at my stomach.

drug on the market

Idiom(s): drug on the market

Theme: ABUNDANCE

on the market in great abundance; a glut on the market.
• Right now, small computers are a drug on the market.
• Ten years ago, small transistor radios were a drug on the market.

drug

drug
drug on the market
a commodity for which there is little or no demand because the supply is so plentiful

a affliction (drug)

a biologic that relaxes you, a allaying Before bedtime he took a affliction to advice him relax and sleep.

do drugs

use drugs, booty drugs They don't appoint bodies who do drugs. No way.

downer (drug)

(See a downer)

drug

drug
drug on the market
a article for which there is little or no appeal because the accumulation is so plentiful

drug on the market

Idiom(s): drug on the market

Theme: ABUNDANCE

on the bazaar in abundant abundance; a excess on the market.
• Right now, baby computers are a biologic on the market.
• Ten years ago, baby transistor radios were a biologic on the market.

on drugs

using drugs, do drugs """Do you apperceive he's on drugs?"" ""Yes. His eyes attending blank."""

take drugs

use drugs, do drugs Back I booty that drug, I feel ailing at my stomach.

be a hell of a drug

slang To accept an acutely acute and addictive aftereffect on one, abnormally that which warps one's adeptness to accomplish logical, rational decisions (similar to the furnishings of narcotics). Popularized by Rick James in the account appearance Chappelle's Show in advertence to his addiction to cocaine. These accumulated admiral apperceive that homesickness is a hell of a drug, so they're blame adamantine to capitalize on what was accepted amid adolescent adults back they were children. A: "I don't apperceive what came over me. I knew what I was accomplishing was wrong, but I aloof couldn't say no to her." B: "Hey, man—love's a hell of a drug."Learn more: drug, hell, of

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