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单词 ↑Specific types of drug
释义 ↑Specific types of drug
Specific types of drug
Thesaurus+: LEVEL 5 SL ↑♯ Specific types of drug (206) in total
    1. AZT noun [U] ↑AZT
    2. Botox noun [U] TRADEMARK ↑Botox
    3. E, e noun [C or U] INFORMAL (DRUG) ↑E, e
    4. Epsom salts noun [plural] ↑Epsom salts
    5. IV adjective ↑IV
    6. LSD noun [U] (SLANG acid) ↑LSD
    7. OD verb [I] ↑OD
    8. Prozac noun [U] TRADEMARK ↑Prozac
    9. Tylenol noun [C or U] US TRADEMARK ↑Tylenol
    10. Valium noun [C or U] TRADEMARK ↑Valium
    11. Viagra noun [U] TRADEMARK ↑Viagra
    12. acetaminophen noun [C or U] ↑acetaminophen
    13. acid noun [U] (DRUG) ↑acid
    14. addictive adjective ↑addictive
    15. amphetamine noun [C or U] ↑amphetamine
    16. amyl nitrite noun [U] (ALSO ˌamyl ˈnitrate, ) ↑amyl nitrite
    17. anabolic steroid noun [C] ↑anabolic steroid
    18. anaesthetic (MAINLY US anesthetic) noun [U or C] ↑anaesthetic
    19. analgesic noun [C] ↑analgesic
    20. antacid noun [C or U] ↑antacid
    21. antibiotic noun [C] ↑antibiotic
    22. anticoagulant noun [C] ↑anticoagulant
    23. antidepressant noun [C] ↑antidepressant
    24. antidote noun [C] ↑antidote
    25. antihistamine noun [C or U] ↑antihistamine
    26. antiretroviral adjective ↑antiretroviral
    27. antitoxin noun [C] SPECIALIZED ↑antitoxin
    28. antiviral noun [C] ↑antiviral
    29. aphrodisiac noun [C] ↑aphrodisiac
    30. aspirin noun [C or U] ↑aspirin
    31. astringent adjective (MEDICINE) ↑astringent
    32. astringent noun [C] ↑astringent
    33. balm noun [C or U] (OIL) ↑balm
    34. balsam noun [C or U] ↑balsam
    35. barbiturate noun [C] ↑barbiturate
    36. be as high as a kite ↑be as high as a kite
    37. be off your head INFORMAL ↑be off your head :: 2 × Drunkenness and sobriety
    38. betel noun [U] ↑betel
    39. blow noun (DRUG) ↑blow :: 2 × Specific types of drug :: 2 × Specific medicines and drugs :: 2 × Drugs - general words
    40. bombed adjective INFORMAL ↑bombed
    41. bromide noun [C or U] OLD-FASHIONED (DRUG) ↑bromide
    42. caffeine noun [U] ↑caffeine
    43. calamine (lotion) noun [U] ↑calamine (lotion)
    44. calendula noun [C or U] ↑calendula
    45. camphor noun [U] ↑camphor
    46. cannabis noun [U] ↑cannabis
    47. chase the dragon SLANG ↑chase the dragon
    48. cocaine noun [U] ↑cocaine :: 2 × Specific types of drug :: 2 × Specific medicines and drugs
    49. codeine noun [U] ↑codeine
    50. coke noun [U] (DRUG) ↑coke :: 2 × Specific types of drug :: 2 × Specific medicines and drugs
    51. come down INFORMAL (DRUGS)phrasal verb with come verb ↑come down
    52. cortisone noun [U] ↑cortisone
    53. crack noun [U] (ALSO ˌcrack ˈcocaine) slang (DRUG) ↑crack
    54. crank noun [U] US (DRUG) ↑crank
    55. decongestant noun [C] ↑decongestant
    56. depressant noun [C] ↑depressant
    57. detox noun [S or U] ↑detox
    58. deˈsigner ˌdrug noun [C] ↑designer drug
    59. diuretic noun [C] SPECIALIZED ↑diuretic
    60. do verb [T] INFORMAL (TAKE DRUG) ↑do
    61. dope noun [U] INFORMAL (DRUG) ↑dope :: 2 × Specific types of drug :: 2 × Drugs - general words
    62. dope verb [T] ↑dope :: 2 × Specific types of drug :: 2 × Drugs - general words
    63. downer noun [C] INFORMAL (DRUG) ↑downer
    64. drug noun [C] (ILLEGAL SUBSTANCE) ↑drug
    65. drug verb [T] ↑drug
    66. echinacea noun [U] ↑echinacea
    67. ecstasy noun [U] (ABBREVIATION E) (DRUG) ↑ecstasy
    68. embrocation noun [C] MAINLY UK FORMAL ↑embrocation
    69. emetic noun [C] SPECIALIZED ↑emetic
    70. emollient adjective ↑emollient
    71. epidural noun [C] ↑epidural
    72. expectorant noun [C] ↑expectorant
    73. eyewash noun [C or U] (LIQUID) ↑eyewash
    74. fix noun [C] SLANG (DRUG) ↑fix
    75. fix verb [I] SLANG (DRUG) ↑fix
    76. freebasing noun [U] SLANG ↑freebasing
    77. ganja noun [U] SLANG ↑ganja
    78. ginseng noun [U] ↑ginseng
    79. glycogen noun [U] SPECIALIZED ↑glycogen
    80. grass noun (PLANT) ↑grass
    81. hallucinogen noun [C] ↑hallucinogen
    82. hallucinogenic adjective ↑hallucinogenic
    83. hash noun [U] (DRUGS) ↑hash
    84. hashish noun [U] ↑hashish
    85. heroin noun [U] ↑heroin
    86. high adjective (MENTAL STATE) ↑high
    87. horse noun [U] SLANG (DRUG) ↑horse
    88. insulin noun [U] ↑insulin
    89. intoxicant noun [C] SPECIALIZED ↑intoxicant
    90. joint noun [C] SLANG (DRUG) ↑joint
    91. junk noun [U] MAINLY US SLANG (DRUG) ↑junk
    92. laxative noun [C] ↑laxative
    93. linctus noun [U] UK ↑linctus
    94. liniment noun [U] OLD-FASHIONED ↑liniment
    95. magnesia noun [U] ↑magnesia
    96. mainline verb [I or T] SLANG ↑mainline
    97. marijuana (ALSO marihuana) noun [U] ↑marijuana
    98. mescaline noun [U] (UK ALSO mescalin, ) ↑mescaline
    99. methadone noun [U] ↑methadone
    100. methamphetamine noun [U] (ALSO SLANG crystal meth, meth) ↑methamphetamine
    101. mickey noun [C] (ALSO Mickey Finn) slang (DRUG) ↑mickey
    102. morphine noun [U] ↑morphine
    103. nandrolone noun [U] ↑nandrolone
    104. narcotic adjective ↑narcotic
    105. narcotic noun [C] ↑narcotic :: 2 × Specific types of drug
    106. novocaine noun [U] ↑novocaine
    107. opiate noun [C] ↑opiate
    108. opium noun [U] ↑opium
    109. overdose noun [C] ↑overdose
    110. overdose verb [I] ↑overdose
    111. painkiller noun [C] ↑painkiller
    112. paracetamol noun [C or U] UK (US acetaminophen) ↑paracetamol
    113. penicillin noun [U] SPECIALIZED ↑penicillin
    114. peyote noun [C] US ↑peyote
    115. peˌtroleum ˈjelly noun [U] ↑petroleum jelly
    116. popper noun [C usually plural] SLANG (DRUG) ↑popper
    117. pot noun [U] US SLANG OR UK SLANG (DRUG) ↑pot
    118. protease inhibitor noun [C] ↑protease inhibitor
    119. psychedelic adjective ↑psychedelic
    120. purgative noun [C] ↑purgative
    121. push verb [T] INFORMAL (SELL DRUGS) ↑push
    122. pusher noun [C] (ALSO ˈdrug ˌpusher) ↑pusher
    123. quinine noun [U] ↑quinine
    124. reefer noun [C] OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL (CIGARETTE) ↑reefer
    125. roach noun [C] SLANG (CIGARETTE) ↑roach
    126. saline noun [U] SPECIALIZED ↑saline
    127. salve noun OLD-FASHIONED ↑salve
    128. score verb (GET) ↑score
    129. sedative noun [C] ↑sedative
    130. shoot up SLANG (DRUGS)phrasal verb with shoot verb ↑shoot up
    131. shoot verb [T] SLANG (DRUG) ↑shoot
    132. smack noun [U] SLANG (DRUG) ↑smack
    133. smashed adjective [after verb] SLANG ↑smashed
    134. snort verb ↑snort
    135. snow noun [U] SLANG (DRUG) ↑snow
    136. soft adjective [before noun] (DRUGS) ↑soft
    137. spacey (ALSO spacy) adjective ↑spacey
    138. speed noun [U] (DRUG) ↑speed
    139. spliff upphrasal verb with spliff verb SLANG ↑spliff up
    140. spliff noun [C] SLANG ↑spliff
    141. statin noun [C] ↑statin
    142. steroid noun [C] ↑steroid :: 2 × Specific types of drug :: 2 × Specific medicines and drugs
    143. stimulant noun [C] ↑stimulant
    144. stoned adjective SLANG (DRUGS) ↑stoned
    145. straight adjective INFORMAL (NO DRUGS) ↑straight
    146. strychnine noun [U] SPECIALIZED ↑strychnine
    147. tab noun [C] (SMALL OBJECT) ↑tab
    148. take verb (DRUG/MEDICINE) ↑take
    149. thalidomide noun [U] ↑thalidomide
    150. tranquillizer (US USUALLY tranquilizer, UK USUALLY tranquilliser) noun [C] ↑tranquillizer
    151. trip noun (EXPERIENCE) ↑trip
    152. trip verb [I] SLANG (EXPERIENCE) ↑trip
    153. upper noun [C] INFORMAL (DRUG) ↑upper
    154. valerian noun [U] SPECIALIZED ↑valerian
    155. visionary adjective (RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE) ↑visionary
    156. warfarin noun [U] TRADEMARK ↑warfarin
    157. wasted adjective SLANG (DRUNK) ↑wasted
    158. wean sb off sth (US ALSO wean sb from sth) — phrasal verb with wean verb [T] ↑wean sb off sth
    159. weed noun (PLANT) ↑weed
    160. whacked adjective (ALSO ˌwhacked ˈout) ↑whacked
    161. whizz noun [U] UK (DRUG) ↑whizz
    162. wych hazel noun [C or U] ↑wych hazel
    163. ˈGripe ˌWater noun [U] UK TRADEMARK ↑Gripe Water
    164. ˈbarley ˌwater noun [U] ↑barley water
    165. ˈcough ˌmedicine noun [C or U] (ALSO ˈcough ˌmixture) ↑cough medicine
    166. ˈcough ˌsweet noun [C] UK (US ˈcough ˌdrop) ↑cough sweet
    167. ˈdope ˌtest noun [C] ↑dope test
    168. ˈear drops noun [plural] ↑ear drops
    169. ˈgrowth ˌhormone noun [C] SPECIALIZED ↑growth hormone
    170. ˈmind-ˌaltering adjective ↑mind-altering
    171. ˈpep ˌpill noun [C] ↑pep pill
    172. ˈpill-ˌpopping noun [U] INFORMAL ↑pill-popping
    173. ˈshooting ˌgallery noun [C] US SLANG (DRUGS) ↑shooting gallery
    174. ˈsleeping ˌpill noun [C] (ALSO ˈsleeping ˌtablet) ↑sleeping pill
    175. ˈsmart ˌdrug noun [C usually plural] ↑smart drug
    176. ˈsmelling ˌsalts noun [plural] ↑smelling salts
    177. ˈsolvent aˌbuse noun [U] FORMAL ↑solvent abuse
    178. ˈstreet ˌvalue noun [C usually singular, U] ↑street value
    179. ˈsubstance aˌbuse noun [U] FORMAL ↑substance abuse
    180. ˈwitch ˌhazel noun [C or U] ↑witch hazel
    181. ˌMilk of Magˈnesia noun [U] TRADEMARK ↑Milk of Magnesia
    182. ˌanti-inˈflammatory adjective ↑anti-inflammatory
    183. ˌanti-inˈflammatory noun [C] ↑anti-inflammatory
    184. ˌcastor ˈoil noun [U] ↑castor oil
    185. ˌcod liver ˈoil noun [U] ↑cod liver oil
    186. ˌdoped ˈup adjective (ALSO doped) ↑doped up
    187. ˌhard ˈdrug noun [C usually plural] ↑hard drug
    188. ˌnon-adˈdictive adjective ↑non-addictive
    189. ˌover-the-ˈcounter adjective (MEDICINE) ↑over-the-counter
    190. ˌspaced ˈout adjective [after verb] (ALSO spacey, spacy) slang ↑spaced out
    191. ˌstrung ˈout adjective [after verb] SLANG ↑strung out
    192. ˌwiped ˈout adjective [after verb] US SLANG (DRUNK) ↑wiped out
    193. (drug) peddler OLD-FASHIONED ↑(drug) peddler
    194. (drug) peddler OLD-FASHIONED ↑peddler
    195. a shot of sth INFORMAL ↑a shot of sth
    196. a shot of sth INFORMAL ↑shot
    197. illegal substance FORMAL ↑illegal substance
    198. illegal substance FORMAL ↑substance
    199. pop pills INFORMAL ↑pop pills
    200. pop pills INFORMAL ↑pop
    201. analgesic adjective ↑analgesic
    202. anticoagulant adjective ↑anticoagulant
    203. depressant adjective ↑depressant
    204. purgative adjective ↑purgative
    205. ˌover the ˈcounter adverb ↑over the counter
    206. ˌover the ˈcounter adverb ↑over-the-counter
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