druggie
druggy

I thought maybe she was a druggie but she's not.

He has a special, dark place in his heart for druggies.

The word was already on the street: the lives of druggies were at risk.

If druggies wanted to kill one another off, then so much the better for the rest of society.

"These two druggies are out of the business for keeps."

For all I know, the man with no legs was a druggie, too.

What if he went crazy like some of the other druggies who used it?

Sandy knew what her husband thought of druggies, and why.

Travis and the others would continue their druggie ways, he knew.

Anyway, another druggie had left the face of the planet.

There's no end to the money making schemes of the druggies.

There was not a man in the service who wouldn't mind taking a few druggies out.

Must've been druggies or something if the State had to step in."

You used to be a druggie and a girl who went out all the time in tiny little dresses.

Certainly the ordinary folk down here had no more love for the druggies than he did.

You don't think he knows what the term druggie means?

Hanging around druggie friends has an impact, too, as does boredom.

Next day I hear that another druggie got his house knocked flat.

Here I am, he thought once, the world's only monastic druggie.

The drunks and druggies are the ones who end up back in the can.

"Not much in the way of rules for the druggies," Bright pointed out.

Pretty soon the word's going to get out that the local peasants ought not to work for the druggies.

And Junior's a homeless guy with mental problems, maybe a druggie.

"I was the happiest druggie you ever saw," he wrote.

But he added, "Just because a child has his head down in class doesn't mean he's a druggie."