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DictionarySeeforkhard fork
hard forkA change in software whereby both the old and new versions continue to exist, but they are not compatible with each other. In contrast, a "soft fork" implies a split but with some degree of compatibility. See fork.hard drug
An intensely addictive substance of abuse that may compel its user to commit crimes to obtain the drug—e.g., crack cocaine, heroinhard drug Any intensely addictive substance of abuse that may compel its user to commit crimes to obtain the drug–eg, crack cocaine, heroin. See Gateway drug. hard drugIn biochemistry, a drug that is not metabolized by the cytochrome P450 system in the liver, or transported by intestinal P-glycopeptide.See also: drug |